Looking to save space, but don’t want to sacrifice tone? Don’t worry - our pick of the best mini amps for guitar will ensure that you keep your tone sounding big, whilst keeping your rig real estate ...

It would be ideal if every guitarist could have a music room dedicated to their instruments. For a lot of us, that isn't realistic, and guitars and amps need to be moved around or stored in a place ...

The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. One thing about guitar enthusiasts: they tend to play ...

We’re loving the style of this new BOSS Katana-Mini X, because it’s pretty compact and easy to carry around. Even if you’re going to a quick practice session or playing in an apartment, you still get ...

The Boss Katana Mini and Katana Mini X are sometimes mixed up with one another, and many players might wonder what the differences are, or even if there are any at all. And understandably so; they’re ...

Easy to use. Clean, classic design. Sounds great and is reasonably loud. Affordable. Thousands of sound presets, play-alongs, and tips inside the Positive Grid app. Only eight hours of battery life.

This slimline, portable amp can sound like any other amp, ever. Photo: Positive Grid iOS is getting to be a serious platform for musicians. Lots of musicians already know that, but now some amazing ...

Laney’s new Mini-Laney and Mini-St-Lion are tiny, portable, desktop versions of the U.K. guitar-amp company’s popular full-sized amplifiers. They come in retro and modern styles, and mono or stereo ...

Boss’s Katana guitar amps have been hugely well-received - not least by us - so we’re pleased to see the announcement of a compact version, the Katana Mini ...

Headache Sound Electronics based in Hong Kong have created a small 200 watt guitar amplifier, which is easy to transport and can be picked up with one hand yet is powerful enough to provide massive ...

Whether you own an electric guitar or an acoustic-electric guitar, you need an amp. In other words, no matter what kind of guitar you have, at some point in your musical future, you’ll likely be ...