Small, light, and super-powerful, this solid-state amp is a blank slate that brims with character.

Go inside the psych-jazz stylings of Jared Mattson and check out his wacky Japanese doubleneck that provides the midrange buzz and low-end thump for the duo.

The amp-on-the-go brand launches both a custom shop and its first 1x12 option, a combo that cranks out 220 watts of solid-state power.

The ZT Extortion Expressive Distortion is an exceptional overdrive/distortion combo that gives you a ton of tone combinations under one roof.

The Extortion Expressive Distortion offers both pure analog and DSP-enhanced signals in one pedal.

Weighing only five pounds and armed with a couldn’t-be-easier control set, the solid-state ZT Junior sounds deceptively tube-like in terms of response and warmth.

A highly portable 5-pound, 35-watt amp

A small-but-loud affordable acoustic amp for small-to-medium-sized gigs.

PG's Acoustic Editor Gayla Drake Paul walks us through her latest review of the ZT Amplifiers Lunchbox Acoustic, which is featured in the July 2010 issue.

The Lunchbox Acoustic is ZT's first two-channel amp that features a top quality, dedicated microphone channel and separate instrument channel each sport the individual controls. It's loaded supported by 200W of clean amplifier power, anti-feedback circuitry, a pro-grade reverb and a highly flexible signal I/O.

The amp's controls are Gain, Bass Treble, and Reverb for each channel, a Master Volume, and a three-position anti-feedback control. It houses a 6.5" speaker and weighs about 12 pounds.

The ZT Club packs a punch in an affordably priced, giggable package