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Pete Townshend talks originality, playing loud and which guitarist was first to use feedback
He says Marshall's '60s amps were rife for experimentation while discussing his “musical” use of screaming amps
Joe Bonamassa reveals the world's most expensive three-channel amp
With three Dumbles, two Marshalls, a rare Mesa/Boogie rotary speaker and an original Klon Centaur, it's a no-expense-spared setup
Best tube amps 2025: Top choices from Fender, Marshall, MESA/Boogie and more
From single-channel combos to versatile, powerful heads, here are the best tube amps on offer right now
Marshall celebrates 100 years of Celestion with a standout, super-limited and hand-crafted Studio JTM head and cab
A down-sized version of the Marshall JTM45 head, it comes stocked with Celestion's new 100 speaker, which celebrates the latter firm's early innovations
Ronnie Wood on the early days of Marshall, and his loudness war with the Who
Alongside many other budding British guitar heroes of mid-'60s London, Wood – via Marshall – consistently pushed the boundaries of amplification
Best Guitar Amps 2025: 15 Supreme Tube And Solid-State Amps For Home, Studio And Stage
Our pick of the best amplifiers for all budgets from Fender, Vox, Blackstar, Tone King and more
Fender’s Glorious Twin Amp of the Mid to Late ’50s Is the Epitome of Rock and Roll Amplifiers
The 80-watt “high-powered” tweed Twin appeared in ’58, but nothing beats the delectable dynamics and easy grind of the earlier 40-watt versions
“The Concept Is Simple: Plug a Great Guitar Into a Great Amp, and Don’t Let Anything Get in Between”: Billy Squier Explains How He Honed His Tone on Five Classic Tracks
“I’ve always taken a tremendous amount of inspiration from the guitars I’ve played,” says the chart-topping arena rocker
