www.drzamps.com The Mini-Z from Dr. Z demoed with single coil pickups on a stock American Standard Stratocaster

I give to you the world's loudest solar powered guitar amp. 230 watts max of solar modules were used to power the Marshall stack. Hardware not show in the video are the MPPT charge controller, Deep Cycle Battery, and 1500 watt pure sine wave power inverter needed to convert the DC voltages to AC necessary and to run the Marshall JCM900 100Watt Hi Gain amplifier. The amp settings are set to 10 in the power section, and 20 in the preamp section (diode circuit for additionally clipping hence the value 20). The amp uses four 5881 (ala 6l6) tubes in the power section and three ECC83 (ala 12ax7) in the preamp section. I'm sure this terrified the squirrels and deer into a certain frenzy. It most certainly shook the ground and grabbed the attention of motorist passing by. This video was shot near Brown's Camp off of HWY 6 outside of Portland Oregon. Far away from Johnny Law man and the sound restrictions associated with modern civilizations. No citations can be written for excessive noise in the middle of a state forest.

www.steviesnacks.com - I spent years wishing that I had the flexibility of a low-powered combo amp with the big sound of a 15" speaker like a Vibroverb. I think I've found it.

Amp Controls is a free video lesson by Jody Worrell that will cover how to get different tones out of your guitar amp. Jody will show you the different sounds you can create by adjusting your drive and master controls. You can create a clean sound, some distortion, or a nice middle ground. For each setting Jody will play a little to give you an idea of what you can do. www.freeguitarvideos.com

www.worldmusicsupply.com Jason Spencer demonstrates the Fender '59 Bassman electric guitar amp.