There is a new interview with John Tomaszewicz of Tomaszewicz Amplifiers on the Articles page. Before we go any further it’s pronounced “Tomasevich”. John is somewhat of a soft spoken man and lets his amps do the talking…and talking they do!! I met John at the Austin Amp Show back on March 6th, 2010. I… Read More »
This is the 5 watt Nolatone June Bug. Sounded great with the Historic LP Jr…..! Tweet
This is Paul Sanders new Nolatone Swamp Tango amp. It is based on the Tango 22 but has tremolo and a 15″ speaker. As the name implies it does sound…….swampy!!! Tweet
This is the Kelemen Roadrun_er amp. This amp has a real solid feel and a lot of punch. This amp with the LSL T Bone was a total match for me. LOVED the way the amp screamed and it great great tone and dynamics!! Tweet
This is one of the Jomama prototype amps built by Joe Kelemen. This prototype amp sounded great and had a nice solid feel. You can cut the power down so the amp will adapt power wise (and volume wise) to each situation. Joe’s amps ROCK!!! Tweet
I spent March 6 & 7 down in Austin, Texas talking with a bunch of amp brands and a few guitar brands as well. I also got to try out their products semi-privately in hotel suites which made it much easier to appreciate and listen closely. This is Part 2 of two parts. These are… Read More »
One of the simplest, effective mods you can do to your guitar “on the cheap” is to experiment with tone caps. First before we get started lets get answers to a few questions about these little buggers. What is a tone cap and how does it work? Read more...
One very simple maintenence procedure can help keep your guitars’ signal at its best and prevent the loss of ground connection. Clean your jacks! We are talking about the 1/4″ jacks on your amplifier as well as your guitar. Read more..
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