The original idea behind Jet Black was to bring the Black Cat’s trademark sound to players who needed more volume. With a second pair of EL-84s doubling its output, common sense suggested it’d be louder and tighter, but no one was quite prepared for the tones the Jet Black would unleash.
With great sadness, we acknowledge the passing of Mark Sampson on 27 February 2025. A true pioneer in the world of guitar amplification, Mark was…
What is it? There are countless companies producing highly usable amplifiers spanning the gamut of features and price points. Then there are a select bunch…
Bad Cat has won over a lot of players in the time since the California maker built its first high-quality, hand-wired amplifiers in 1999.…
What is it? There’s always been a show-off element to Gretsch guitars and this new Pristine Jet is no exception. It comes in two blue…
In homage to what is arguably hard rock’s most innovative group (and certainly its most influential), what follows is a tour of 50 of the…
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