For many of us, the huge stacks of the days of yore are overkill to the nth degree. We yearn for a compact solution for grab and go jams and the less than arena (ie coffee house and/or restaurant) sized venues we play. Others love the variety of dirtboxes and effects on the market and are searching ... [More]

Sometimes Frugal means downright inexpensive. Digitech’s Hot Head Distortion pedal runs a smooth fifty dollars, budgeted within the means of any guitarist considering buying a first pedal – and I imagine that’s partly the intention, getting the attention of people who aren’t ... [More]

ZT Amps was established in 2008 by Ken Kantor with a goal of packing a big tonal punch into a small package. The company debuted the Lunchbox in 2009 with a goal of creating the smallest possible amp capable of reaching the volume required for live performance. Based on the success of the Lunchbox, ... [More]

Like its smaller brother the ZT Lunchbox, The Club looks too small to be even functional given the size of its speaker! I mean, at 14" x 15" x 9.25" it looks more like the boxes 12 inch speakers are delivered in than a full blown amp. Consequentially, it's much denser than one might expect so while ... [More]

ZT Amplifiers Head to Head by Will Chen Who’s better? Who’s best? As with all things, application must be considered. From an all around utility perspective, the ZT Lunchbox is really in a category all to itself. The company claims it’s the smallest amp capable of gig-worthy volum... [More]

Well, I've been trying to put together a group for a while now and things are finally coming together. The Will Chen Trio is currently seeking gigs! Drop by the site to take a listen to the group.