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Category |
Price |
Rating |
Epiphone Dave Navarro SignatureNo hummingbirds or butterflies for Dave Navarro but a darker aura with crows, hexagrams and a moody all-black finish. Review by Jerry Uwins ...
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Acoustic Guitars |
| 82% |
Fender 60th Anniversary TelecasterIt may be the Telecaster’s Big Sixty, but it wouldn’t thank you for the gift of a bus pass and a pair of comfy slippers. Do the right thing, suggests Richard Purvis, and celebrate with an amp turn ...
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Electric Guitars |
| 88% |
Danelectro Wild ThingEven by Danelectro’s famously out-there standards, the new Wild Thing model looks extreme. Can this latest crazed number from the reissue specialists make everything… groovy? Review by David Greev ...
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Electric Guitars |
| 82% |
Vigier Excaliber SupraNo vibrato, no truss rod, no frills, no messing: this Excalibur Supra is a French-built speed machine that should provide tons of adaptability plus rock-solid reliability. Review by Martyn Casserly ...
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Electric Guitars |
| 89% |
Orange Dark Terror HeadWith yet more delicious valve-driven filth and a Shape control that bestrides the Atlantic ocean like an electronic colossus, this latest Orange sets out to rule the world of rock. Review by Richard P ...
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Amplifiers |
| 0% |
Squier Vintage Modified Jaguar HHSquier’s Vintage Modified Series lives up to its name by updating and increasing the appeal of two more old Fender favourites - the Jaguar and the Jazzmaster ...
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| 82% |
Squier Vintage Modified JazzmasterSquier's Vintage Modified Series lives up to its name by updating and increasing the appeal of two more old Fender favourites. ...
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| 84% |
Electro-Harmonix Stereo Talking MachineElectro Harmonix's new stomp box is a demented tool of the very devil. ...
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| 88% |
Charvel Wild CardCharvel's Production-Mod San Dimas and So-Cal series now has a new chameleon member in the form of the Wild Card, a guitar which changes its specifications every three months. ...
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| 82% |
Superdrive 30 Series IIFor seekers of sweet cleans and filthy overdrives in one poky package, there’s an amp in Budda’s Superdrive family that’ll cope with every task from tiny clubs to enormous stages. Review by Dave ...
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| 91% |
Hayden HGT-A20A mere four hundred drinking vouchers sounds like a good deal for an all-valve combo with three channels and reverb, especially as the first ones will be put together in the UK. Review by Huw Price ...
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| 87% |
Randall RG8040To commemorate the company’s 40th anniversary, Randall has reissued this old-school 75W solid-state combo with a few added tweaks for contemporary players. Review by Huw Price ...
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| 75% |
Warwick Hellborg Preamp Reassuringly loud, sophisticated and pricey, this top-of-the-line Warwick rig will cope with your world tour just fine. Review by Gareth Morgan ...
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| 88% |
Music Man Stingray 4 ClassicSimple, stylish and faultlessly practical, this authentic reissue of an all-time great –complete with two-band EQ and string mutes – will take you straight back to the ’70s, at a price. Review b ...
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| 87% |
Orange OPCBeneath its chirpy citrus tolex the Orange OPC is no valve-powered air-pusher but a personal computer for the recording guitarist with AmpliTube III and a pair of DAWs. Review by Richard Purvis ...
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| 87% |
Eastwood Airline '59 IPCrazed looks plus a minimalistic approach: Eastwood’s latest retro-styled high flier combines a distinctive body with bare-bones electrics and hardware. Review by Roger Cooper ...
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| 75% |
Electro-Harmonix Ravish SitarNow why don’t more pedals have a picture of the Taj Mahal on the top? This new E-H effect is hell to use… but it’s unique. Review by Alex Lees ...
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| 83% |
Fender Classic '70s Series PrecisionTake a regular maple-neck Precision, add a few Jazz-flavoured details from the decade of disco, and you’ve got Fender’s latest Classic Series four-string. Review by Gareth Morgan ...
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| 89% |
Krampera KVB 800 AmplifierA brand-new premium bass amplification brand is big news, and this one seems to have the know-how and the quality. Review by Gareth Morgan ...
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| 86% |
Italia Maranello Speedster 2A revamped racer hits the road running courtesy of Korean retro-electric specialist Italia. Review by Roger Cooper ...
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| 85% |
Ibanez Grooveline G104Bravely, radically sculpted and totally modern both inside and out, the Grooveline G104 pushes Ibanez basses into a price bracket we’re unused to. Review by Gareth Morgan ...
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| 87% |
TC Electronic Flashback Delay and LooperThis compact delay offers a swathe of pristine echoes, a 40-second looper and downloadable custom settings. Review by Richard Purvis ...
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| 86% |
Cort Classic Rock CR100The latest cost-effective range from major manufacturer Cort lives up to
its name via some decidedly familiar looks. Review by Roger Cooper ...
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| 85% |
Fender Modern Player MarauderTake one near-forgotten Fender oddball, change it lots and lots, add a monster pickup, and you’ve got the Marauder – the freshest guitar in the Chinese Modern Player series. Review by Rick Batey ...
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| 86% |
Hughes and Kettner Tubemeister 18 ComboWith clever valve trickery, digital reverb, a four-step power soak and a tiny Thiele-Small enclosure for the Celestion speaker, this mini-combo sets out to accomplish a lot. Review by Richard Purvis ...
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| 81% |