Avec cette version Ultra, VHT propose une version étendue du populaire Special 6. Un nouvel ajout pratique est, par exemple, le switch de puissance avec lequel vous pouvez réduire la puissance de 6 watts à un demi-watt. Cela vous permet de profiter d'un son riche à gain élevé, et ce même à faible volume. En ajoutant une lampe de préampli supplémentaire, le Special 6 Ultra offre également davantage de gain de préampli que son petit frère. Le résultat est facile à deviner : cet ampli combo à lampes avec haut-parleur VHT ChromeBack de 12 pouces est capable de gérer aussi bien des cleans chaleureux que des leads hurlants et des crunchs puissants !Special 6 Ultra : un ampli de précisionSous le capot se trouve un circuit câblé à la main qui facilite la modification de l'ampli. La lampe de puissance 6V6 est également facile à remplacer, pour les guitaristes qui aiment expérimenter différents sons. De plus, vous pouvez utiliser le contrôle de profondeur « Depth » pour ajuster les graves en fonction de la guitare branchée, des haut-parleurs et de votre style de jeu. Il est même possible de connecter vos pédales d'effets externes préférées via la boucle d'effets tamponnée. Bref, le VHT AV-SP1-6U Special 6 Ultra est ampli un combo à lampes extrêmement polyvalent.

Afin de donner naissance à une Fender Jazzmaster meilleure que jamais, toutes les caractéristiques chères au modèle ont été soigneusement conservées, de la forme offset au timbre typique de cette guitare de légende ! La Fender Jazzmaster American Professional II comprend toujours un manche de profil Modern Deep C, mais ici, le dos a reçu une couche de vernis satiné « Super-Natural » pour des sensations de jeu les plus faciles, lisses et rapides possibles. Les bords de la touche ont été soigneusement arrondis pour améliorer encore le confort de jeu, et sont soutenus par un talon, lui aussi, arrondi et une nouvelle plaque de manche asymétrique. Ces ajustements en apparence discrètes garantissent, en pratique, un accès royal à l'ensemble des notes les plus aiguës ! Bien entendu, une guitare de cet acabit est livrée avec son propre étui rigide deluxe.American Pro II Jazzmaster : son vintage et polyvalence moderneCe modèle offset a été doté d'une paire de micros simples V-Mod II avec capots en bloc larges et familiers. Le noyau alnico de chaque micro permet de produire une tonalité classique brillante et claire avec un peu de punch supplémentaire en position chevalet. D'autre part, comme il s'agit d'une version American Pro II, la guitare est équipée d'un potard de tonalité push-push exclusif qui, lorsqu'il est enclenché, propulse le son du micro chevalet à travers le temps pour délivrer des sonorités pures et vintage. Le circuit Rythm emblématique propose également un contrôle supplémentaire, vous pouvez donc utiliser le switch à glissière pour placer les deux micros simples en série pour une quatrième tonalité de style humbucker, auquel cas vous profitez de contrôles de volume et de tonalité séparés, ouvrant cet instrument à bien d'autres univers que ce à quoi il est généralement associé, du rock alternatif, au Grunge et au Shoegaze !

Andreas Kisser (Sepultura) has been dishing out solos with Jackson guitars for decades. Now, he's finally been treated to his own Pro Series Signature Soloist. This slick black model features the same graphic design as Sepultura's 2020 album 'Quadra', and has been constructed out of a nyatoh body with a neck through design for maximum stability, a warm core sound and extra-tight attack across the treble range.The Pro Series Signature Andreas Kisser Soloist: The Means To An EndKeeping things classic and clean, Jackson and Kisser went with a lone EMG 81 bridge pickup and a single volume pot, allowing you to stay focussed on your riffs, rhythms and solos while you engage the Floyd Rose 1000 Series Double-Locking Tremolo bridge to mix in vibratos. Thanks to the twenty-four jumbo frets and 12-to-16-inch compound fretboard radius, excellent grip and comfortable playability is ensured across the board.

The Streamliner Series from Gretsch offers a range of high-quality hollowbody guitars at incredibly generous prices. So, while affordable, the highly versatile G2655 Streamliner comes kitted out with a Gretsch V Stoptail tailpiece, a graceful double-cutaway body and all the supple and comfortable playability you would expect from Gretsch.The G2655 Streamliner Center-Block Junior: Acoustic Sound & StabilityThe laminated maple body of this semi-acoustic is finished in a high-gloss and the set-in nato neck is topped with a laurel fretboard. This not only looks sleek but shapes the full, creamy foundation sound and punchy accents this guitar produces. Under the top of this Streamliner Junior, you'll find a chunk of lightweight spruce running the length of the body, not only to support the overall construction but to help eliminate feedback.Broad'Tron Humbuckers & V StoptailThe amplified sound of the G2 is voiced by a potent pair of Broad'Tron humbuckers. These double-coil pickups deliver solid basses, growling mids and surprisingly sparkling trebles that retain balance without ever getting too shrill. The unique tone of this model supports both rhythm and lead techniques and is fully stabilised by an anchored Adjust-O-Matic bridge, an ever stylish V-Stoptail and a synthetic bone nut, that not only secure the tuning and intonation but give the sustain a sweet boost.

The Gretsch G2622 Streamliner Center Block semi-acoustic guitar comes fully decked out with an Adjust-O-Matic bridge and a V-stoptail tailpiece. This highly versatile instrument piles on the old-school vibe and comes backed up by modern features and the sonic might of a pair of Broad'Tron BT-2S humbucker pickups. These fat double-coils deliver tight lows, prominent mids and pristine highs and can be tamed by a classic and fuss-free set of control pots and a three-way switch.The Gretsch G2622 Streamliner: Fat Volume & Stable TuningThe semi-hollow construction of the G2622 Streamliner has been finished with a block of spruce that runs through the centre of the body to reinforce the top and prevent feedback issues, so even heavy Blues-Rock and classic Indie guitarists can crank up the volume, assured of fierce output as well as clean performance. Meanwhile, the anchored Adjusto-Matic bridge, V-Stoptail tailpiece, synthetic bone nut and full set of closed oil-bed machine heads polish off the build with excellent tuning stability.

Looking for a Fender Malibu with a slightly bigger body than standard? Meet the California Series Malibu Vintage. This sixties-inspired flattop not only features a concert-style body, but period-correct specs from top to bottom. At the same time, the Malibu Vintage boasts modern build quality and includes a matching vintage-style hardshell case.The Malibu Vintage: Rich Acoustic SoundThe core sound of this all-solid, electro-acoustic guitar is comprised of vibrant acoustic resonance, ample natural harmonics and a sweet dose of sonic sparkle, courtesy of a Sitka spruce top and an ovangkol body. In terms of playability, the Malibu Vintage more than accommodates small-handed guitarists thanks to its modern V neck carve and 16-inch fretboard radius, while accurately amplified sound is taken care of by a Fishman Sonitone Plus preamp, an undersaddle piezo pickup and an internal body transducer.

The Malibu Player electro-acoustic puts Fender-grade build quality within affordable reach and offers a compact introduction to one of the most popular instruments on Earth. The C-profile neck has a Stratocaster-style feel, especially since it comes topped with a signature Strat headstock, and this thinner-than-average neck has been coupled with a shallow, slimline body to result in comfortable playability for fully grown guitarists with a shorter posture, or even growing kids.The Malibu Player: Volume, Dynamics, Definition & StyleBesides a smaller body and fast neck, this Fender flat-top has a short and snug scale length of 24.1 inches, giving a medium-tension set of strings a lighter, more loose feel under the fret-hand. And while the sound of the parlor-style body would usually shape less bass, the solid spruce soundboard and mahogany sides and back deliver more than enough volume, dynamics, and definition to make up for it, while the Graph Tech NuBone nut and saddle support rich overtones, excellent vibrational transfer, and firm tuning. All of this is amplified with balance thanks to a fitted piezo pickup and Fishman preamp system complete with tone controls and built-in tuner, so you can plug this stage-ready model straight into an acoustic amplifier, PA system, or audio interface.

If you're more familiar with the neck of a Strat than an acoustic guitar, Fender's Redondo Player offers a smooth and affordable transition plus a unique look and rich acoustic sound. Straight out of the California Series, this electro-acoustic, steel-string model has a trend-bucking paint-job and the C-profile maple neck, walnut fretboard and Strat-style headstock needed to support a supple electric-guitar-style playing feel.The Fender Redondo Player: Max ResonanceThe mahogany dreadnought body has been topped with solid spruce to shape full and defined sound, while a GraphTech-made NuBone saddle and nut guarantee excellent tonal balance by retaining presence in the trebles and warmth and openness in the basses. To amplify the sound of the Redondo Player with consistent accuracy, Fender have fitted a Fishman Flex preamp and piezo pickup complete with a set of side-mounted tone controls to dial in the on-stage sound.

Big, heavy hitting tone reinforced by slick playability, the EVH Wolfgang Standard WG six-string keeps the sound expensive and the price tag affordable. The vintage three-colour sunburst finish wraps up the ultra-modern build of a lightweight basswood body and baked maple neck and fretboard. The roasted treatment of the neck doesn't just boost elegance, but removes moisture from the wood, increasing the density and raising both the stability and resonance through the roof. Tight & Defined Warmth The WG Standard is home to two direct-mounted Wolfgang humbuckers: a pair of metal and rock focussed double-coils that spit immediately tight definition as well as full, high-gain output. Both pickups feature a 'mid-forward' design, meaning that they wield powerful, mix-puncturing tone thanks to masses of mid-range presence and have been teamed up with a treble bleed circuit, so that same level of bite is maintained even when the volume pot is rolled back. Meanwhile, the EVH branded Floyd Rose bridge guarantees solid tuning - even despite all that extreme dive bombing - and the compound fretboard radius has an especially light, controlled, and above all, comfortable feel all the way up the neck. Topped off by a Floyd Rose R2 locking nut, this refined stage beast comes fully kitted out for shredding guitarists.

Put together in Japan to guarantee a sublime finish and build quality to match, the Charvel MJ San Dimas Style 1 HSH FR is an exceptionally versatile electric guitar. This MJ Series model features an alder body loaded with three wide-ranging Seymour Duncan pickups, a Gotoh double locking tremolo bridge for enriching your sound with wild vibrato effects, and a bolt-on maple neck finished with a Speed Neck carve, rounded fretboard edges and a fretboard that's been furnished with 24 jumbo frets and a compound radius for high-level playability. As a welcome bonus, this Charvel-made axe comes wrapped up in a hardshell gig bag.

Got an American Vintage II model decked out in Sea Foam Green? Suit up in style with this Fender American Vintage II Sun Strap! Teeming with '60s vibes, this jacquard-style guitar strap is adjustable between 86 and 150 centimetres. It's 5cm wide and naturally has been finished with F-stamped leather ends.

Team it up with the Universal Audio OX-Amp Top Box and get the very best out of your valve amplifier - no matter the volume settings. Besides serving as a reactive load box, the OX-Amp is a highly efficient attenuator. Link your guitar amp to the dedicated Amplifier Output before opting to use this Top Box to reduce the amplifier output and gain the same sweet saturation while bringing things down to a more sociable level. Set it up as your personal reactive load and this Universal Audio designed widget can be used to capture and record the full, unfettered sound of your guitar amplifier in absolute silence. Simple plug in your headphones and send the sound of your amp directly to your DAW. In reactive load mode, the signal path from the amplifier to a speaker cabinet is simulated, and from there, you can select a built-in speaker and microphone combo preset to customise the virtual setup. The Best Vintage Sound & Modern Tech The OX-Amp Top Box basically sets you up with the best of two worlds: the authentic sound of your own amplifier pushed all the way into overdrive, and the technology that makes it possible to capture its sweet-spot in full. To record, just connect the Line Output of the OX Amp with the line-level input of your audio interface, and you're set up. Until now, getting that much-loved 'edge-of-breakup' sound out of your amplifier and guitar was a headache, but thanks to the Dynamic Speaker Modeling tech wrapped up inside this magic box, it's actually easy. With it, you can even simulate the details, like the speaker driver and even the 'cone cry'! A Studio Stacked with Vintage Cabinets & MicrophonesThanks to the stack of twenty-two state-of-the-art speaker cabinet and microphone combinations that come built in, every imaginable sound can be called up and matched with your amp. The impulse responses on offer vary from vintage to modern and sound exactly like they should: dynamic and natural. What's really impressive is the feel while playing through the setup - since it gives you the full and spacious experience of playing through a cab set up in a live room. Via the Room Mics, the room sound can even be mixed in to give the direct sound of your amplifier a more realistic character. iOS App Support & Studio-Quality EffectsVia the partnered iOS app you gain access to every available speaker and microphone configuration, alongside a massive library of Universal Audio's own renowned audio effects, including the 1176 studio compressor and stereo plate reverb - all provided to help produce album-ready recordings. The app boasts a slick and intuitive overview that's navigated with ease, but to really get the best out of the Top Box, it's worth having a good WiFi connection and an iPad to hand. In the app, you also get to browse through a list of 125 'Rigs' and directly assign six of them to the Rig pot fitted on the front panel of the box. Every preset is made up of a selection of microphones, each carefully placed in front of a high-quality, simulated speaker cabinet. Basically, the OX-Amp Top Box is an all-in-one solve when it comes to recording a valve amplifier without having to mess around with cabinets.