Guitar Amps

It’s hard to imagine a rock-n-roll lineup without at least one drummer, one guitar, and one bass. There’s a reason for that – bass fills in the low end and creates the foundation for a sound, and unless you’ve got some kind of nontraditional thing going, you need some kind of low-end foundation. 90% of the time that’s your bassist.

The TONE KING reviews the Carvin Audio WG5 wireless guitar and bass system. The WG5 Wireless Guitar/Bass System is designed to give you the wireless freedom you have been looking for and the simplicity to make your life as a working musician easier. Compact design coupled with an intuitive, easy set up makes going wireless an enjoyable process. The WG5 works with both active and passive instruments.

Despite what it might seem if you listen to a lot of pop music, guitars are still central to a vast majority of music styles. So, if guitar has anything to do with your music, getting the most out of your sessions is crucial to getting the mix right in the end.

Here, we’ll cover a few of the easiest ways you can maximize your guitar session.

Compare the tone of the VLD1 Legacy Drive Preamp Pedal against the Legacy 3 Guitar Amplifier. This video explores the tonal differences between a direct out to PA connection of the VLD1 tube preamp and the traditional miking of a guitar cabinet using the Carvin Audio Legacy 3 100W tube head connected to a Carvin Audio C212T guitar cabinet.

Guitarists are an interesting bunch. Although we strive for individuality in our musicianship, style, and sound, we are shaped by the players and bands who inspire us. As a result, our gear choices lean towards using what our heroes used and, in some cases, purchasing the signature gear of our favorite guitarists. Not only do we buy it to show our love and support but often we believe the signature gear will get us THAT MUCH CLOSER to achieving the tones of our heroes.

Here we’ll give you some tips on getting YOUR sound from signature guitar gear.