17 Results for "hand-wired"

Jam Pedals Octaurus Octafuzz: Plus, Limited Run NOS Edition

Jam Pedals Octaurus Octafuzz is perfect for you if you're looking for classic fuzz with octave effects!

Armored Amplification Sabot 6550: A high-gain all-tube amp made for metal

The Armored Amplification Sabot 6550 is a single channel, 60-Watt, high-gain tube amplifier aimed at metal players with options and settings to let you pound out your heaviest riffs.

Mad Professor adds four new “Lockdown Special” modded pedals

The Mad Professor has added four more pedals to his modded "Lockdown Special" range, including the Dual Blue Delay, Big Tweedy Drive, Stone Grey Distortion and Amber Overdrive. Nice!

VHT D-Fifty is a 50-Watt hand-wired Dumble amp clone… for $849!

Attention, tone hunters: The new VHT D-Fifty is a 50-Watt is a hand-wired clone of the legendary Dumble amp, one of the most highly sought-after and expensive guitar amps in the world...

Mad Professor FUZZ32: A (very) limited edition hand-wired germanium fuzz pedal

Incoming from the Mad Professor! The FUZZ32 hand-wired germanium fuzz pedal has increased output, a boost toggle switch and isn't as susceptible to temperature changes as many vintage circuits.

NAMM 2020: Suhr Hombre ‘brown face’ style 20-watt combo

The new Suhr Hombre is an all tube boutique 20-watt power combo based on a classic brown-face style vintage amp. With a super simple control layout, this amp is all about tone.

NAMM 2020: ThorpyFX Field Marshal & Bunker pedals

This year Thorpy FX recreates two highly sought after '90s Lovetone boutique pedals, with his new Field Marshal and Bunker effects. Hand built in the UK this brand just keeps getting better

NAMM 2020: Fender hand-wired ’64 Custom Princeton Reverb

The Fender hand-wired '64 Custom Princeton Reverb is a reissue of a classic 12-watt combo from California. It is one of those amps that takes pedals well and has bags of tone.

NAMM 2020: Jimmy Page Standard Edition Sundragon finally out?

Announced back last Summer the new Jimmy Page Standard Edition Sundragon amp is finally going to be available and there are pictures to prove it. Led Zeppelin I in a box!

API celebrates its 50th anniversary with limited 862 channel strip and 2500 bus compressor

50 years of API - how to celebrate? With two limited editions (50!) of the 862 and 2500 sporting gold faceplates, making them collectors' items for the truest of true studio hounds.

Enter the Jetta, the most affordable Dr Z boutique amp to date

The new Dr Z Jetta is the US company's cheapest hand-wired all tube combo yet. This 30 watt amp packs in all the high end components but at a lower price. And only three control knobs: bonus!

JHS Pedals 1966 Series: Josh Scott clones four classic effect pedals

Each pedal in JHS Pedals' new limited edition, hand-wired 1966 Series is based a classic vintage effect that changed the world of guitar forever. But at USD 399 each, are they too expensive?

Mid Valley FX Lo-Fi Giant Fuzz pedal: Get ready for some high-gain oscillations

The new Lo-Fi Giant by Mid Valley FX is an oscillating (or non-oscillating!) boutique high gain fuzz that can dish out a ton of low-end filth and still cut through the mix. Bring it on!

Holy pedals, Batman! It’s the Batmobile Ratmobile RAT2 distortion/fuzz

What does every guitar player need in their life? A boutique 100% hand-wired Batman Batmobile Ratmobile RAT2 distortion pedal, of course! Preorders are now open, Batman fans!

Mojotone BlackOut Select guitar amp: A limited edition combo in blacked out Tweed

Mojotone promises that its new hand-wired, boutique combo, the BlackOut Select, will deliver some classic 1950s Fender Tweed tones and has given it a sleek, sleathy look that we like. A lot.

Fender limited edition Joe Bonamassa ‘59 Twin-Amp finally available!

Joe Bonamassa has just announced a new (highly) limited edition signature tweed amp reissue with Fender that you can order exclusively from his website in April.

NAMM 2018: Harmony Guitars are back along with some new amps

Another long forgotten brand relaunched for 2018, is this all style over substance and marketing hype or is Harmony back on the map in the guitar world once again?