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Krank Amplification is an American company that is based out of Arizona. They design and manufacture guitar amplifiers. They manufacture tube amps as well as a new hybrid amplifier. This company has been notable in several publications such as guitar magazines, including guitar world, guitar one, and total guitar. Krank has been in business since 2003. They are known for the Revolution and Krankenstein amplifiers. They have other models including the Chadwick and the Junior. These... Read Full Story

We received an email from the folks behind Delightfull, a lighting company based in Portugal. In their first collection of 25 pieces, called ‘Heritage’, they were inspired by design trends of the 50s and 60s. The design and production of their products - totally handcrafted - all happens in Portugal but I checked with them and they do ship internationally. This is how they define Delightfull: “A secret is only fascinating if it can be shared through a flow of words that are capable of shaping... Read Full Story

A Classic Improvement? By: Bob Tekippe Posted On: 7/16/2008      Vox AC15 Custom Classic. In the lore surrounding Vox Amplification, the AC30 is the king of the hill, the alpha male, the one that first springs to mind. But history reminds us that when they were introduced in the late 1950s, the AC15 actually preceded the AC30 by almost a year, which makes it the granddaddy. Bolstered by high-profile endorser/players like Cliff Richard’s backing band, the Shadows, and four... Read Full Story

Product Description The Starcaster Strat Pack delivers a hot-sounding, hot-looking Candy Apple Red Stratocaster electric guitar and compact but still mighty Squier SP-10 guitar amp. The guitar has a maple neck and 22-fret rosewood fingerboard, plus three single-coil pickups, a tremolo bridge, die-cast tuners and chrome hardware. Accessories include a 10' cable, digital tuner, gigbag, instructional DVD, guitar strap, pick sampler, replacement strings set and a setup/adjustment sheet. Read Full Story

  Features   Radial Cabbone, Switchbone, and Loopbone Switcher’s Paradise         Radial Cabbone Switcher’s Paradise Radial Cabbone, Switchbone, and Loop-bone add incomparable versatility Bob Tekippe Though Radial Engineering’s Switchbone, Cabbone, and Loopbone pedals can all technically be classified as “switchers,” each has a distinct function. The Canada-based Radial started making pedals in 2000 and today designs gear that is used by a long list of big-name artists... Read Full Story