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Jet City Amplification has announced the JCA45, a JTM45-style amp, and organises a special group sale at Indiegogo

Panama Guitars presents the Fuego X, a stripped-down, 15-watt all-tube version of the brand's Fuego amplifier.

Hughes & Kettern demonstrate their new Tubemeister Deluxe 20 & 40 models.

Randall Amplifiers presents its new Kirk Hammett Signature KH103 all-tube guitar amplifier head.

3rd Power has unveiled the Citizen Gain, their latest all-tube guitar amp head to date.

A live demo of Marshall's new 2525C Mini Jubilee combo from their booth at the NAMM.

A longtime Mesa Boogie user, John Petrucci finally has his signature amplifier released.

Marshall has introduces the 2525 Mini Jubilee head and combo, inspired by the brand's JCM Silver Jubilee model.

Hughes & Kettner introduce the TubeMeister Deluxe, a new series of full-tube guitar amps available in 20 and 40-watt versions.

Fender has announced Bassbreaker, a new all-tube, nine piece electric guitar amplifier series to be released in 2016.

EVH has announced a new, 15W, lunchbox-sized version of its 5150 III guitar amp head.

An upgraded version of their Mark Five: 25 series, Mesa Boogie's Mark Five: 35 features compact 1x12 Combo and head.

Marshall is at Summer NAMM in Nashville to introduce its new range of Asturia amps that had been unveiled at Musikmesse a few weeks ago.

Michael Soldano did not release an amp of his own this year, but he added his name and sound to a Diamond Amplification model.

Hughes & Kettner innovates every year and introduces at NAMM 2015 the third generation of its TriAmp all-valve guitar amplifier.