Reviews:
| Product | Category | Price | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
 Zoom G5 Guitar Effects and Amp SimulatorCan you ever have too many effects? No, not according to Zoom, and here comes the big brother to the G3 processor – with more of absolutely everything. ... |
89% | ||
 Roland GA-112The R and D departments of Roland and Boss have collaborated to create the new GA Series amps, claimed to combine the latest advancements in tone technology with simplistic operation. ... |
81% | ||
 PRS Dave Navarro SEDave Navarro is one of only three PRS artists to have a signature model made both in the USA and Korea. Will Huw Price get addicted to the Navarro SE? ... |
83% | ||
 Danelectro HodadDanelectro reissues lost the plot for a while with mangled headstocks, satin hardware, overwound pickups and diecast tuners. Now normal service has been resumed for the latest Danelectro Hodad. Review ... |
89% | ||
 Digitech Whammy 5th GenerationThe latest version of the legendary Whammy mixes tried-and-tested features with some brand new ones. Will we be squealing in delight or dive-bombing in despair? Review by David Greeves ... |
89% | ||
 Rickenbacker 650C ColoradoHere we examine the jangle factor of the 650C, one of the company’s ever-underrated solidbodies. ... |
88% | ||
 Italia Modulo Tipo 3Italia's new Modulo Tipo 3 is fun to play and will certainly get you noticed… ... |
88% | ||
 Orange OR15 headIf you like the sharp-toothed Jim Root Tiny Terror but fancy slightly more traditional sounds plus a wooden box, then the OR15 matched with an old-school 4x12" cabinet could be for you. ... |
86% | ||
 Fender FSR American StratocasterFender’s glitzy FSR offers a new set of sounds. Review by Richard Purvis ... |
85% | ||
 Tokai BrioNeed a good all-round value-for-money electric guitar? Of course you do – and maybe this Tokai has your name on it. Marcus Leadley checks out an instrument that’s hiding something unusual under it ... |
89% | ||
 Kustom Defender ComboIt may be dinky but this budget 1x10" combo is by no means a lightweight, beneath the conservative livery lurks an impressive range of tones. Richard Purvis puts it through its paces ... |
85% | ||
 Washburn HB36 VintageThe aged look isn’t exclusive to the most famous twangy brand, and now Washburn has cooked up a lived-in semi-solid that offers serious mojo for your moolah. Review by Hayden Hewitt ... |
86% | ||
 Gartone Regal 45Point to point turret board wiring, carbon comp resistors, audio-grade signal capacitors, Mercury Magnetics transformers, KT66 power valves, custom Alnico speakers – and handmade here in the UK. Rev ... |
92% | ||
 Dingwall CombustionWelcome to the 21st century with a totally modern bass bringing fanned frets to the medium price bracket. Review by Gareth Morgan ... |
82% | ||
 Lazy J 40 ComboFor most gigs a 40W valve amp will nail the perfect-power sweet spot, and Lazy J’s latest creation has a knockout tone that’s also tweakable for virtually any pickup. Review by Richard Purvis ... |
92% | ||
 Gretsch Electromatic Junior Jet Bass IIIf you need classic rock grind or ’60s plumminess then the new Junior Jet basses now come with an extra fret, cool metal knobs and a vintage-style headstock. Review by Gareth Morgan ... |
83% | ||
 Zoom B3 Bass Multi-FXMore effects than you can shake a stick at, plus sonic soundalikes of classic amps, plus a looper, plus a USB port for DAW use, plus rhythm patterns: it’s the new Zoom for bass. Review by Gareth Mor ... |
86% | ||
 Gibson Melody Maker SpecialRecent Melody Makers have been great, save for the skinny single coils. Now an uncool band are responsible, indirectly, for a very cool guitar. Would would have thought it? Review by Richard Purvis ... |
91% | ||
 Markbass Bass Tube MarkerThe Italian bass specialists’ new pedal range should satisfy almost every sonic need. We select a subtle overdrive. Review by Gareth Morgan ... |
82% | ||
 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 ... |
81% | ||
 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 ... |
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 ... |
85% | ||
 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 ... |
86% | ||
 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 ... |
87% | ||
 Italia Maranello Speedster 2A revamped racer hits the road running courtesy of Korean retro-electric specialist Italia. Review by Roger Cooper ... |
85% |
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