Trevor Curwen

Boss's flagship GT series has been around long enough it's almost part of the furniture, but the brand new GT-1 marks a dinky departure.

A do-it-all delay that won't dominate your pedalboard?

Are two loops better than one?

High-end amp modelling in gig-ready form

The Wet Stereo Reverb pedal has the same finish and sound as the mono version, and features the rigs of some serious players.

Eliminating cable runs from your guitar can result in a lot less clutter and freedom of movement on stage.

A box of vintage delay from Xvive

So, you want to add a bit of ambience to your sound and are looking at getting a delay or reverb pedal?

Simple stompbox for ambient needs

Empress' Vintage Modified Superdelay is a tweaked version of the standard Superdelay pedal with enhancements to the tape delay emulations

A simple, solid delay pedal

After the obvious classics born in the 60s and 70s, it's fair to say that the Fuzz Factory is the most well-known and celebrated modern fuzz pedal

There's plenty to be said for travelling light, but sometimes it's a necessity. Tech 21 can help...

Combining delay, boost and an expression pedal input, Moog's new stomper offers quite the package

A sizeable new pedalboard offering from the string people

A new pedal with something familiar about it

The latest in a distinguished and evolving line of Boss multi-effects pedals offers versatility in effects switching

We see if the Sovereign has what it takes to reign supreme

A guitar amp designed to look good in your front room – what's going on?

Launching as part of the new Competition series, the Fender Delay aims to rival entry-level stompboxes from the likes of Boss and Digitech

It might be plastic, but this MIDI controller is no kids' toy

Zoom takes the compact multi-effects pedal to new levels with Bluetooth technology

New budget-priced multi-effects pedal from Vox for guitar, but is it up to scratch?

T-Rex packs the lesser-known ducking delay sound into a stompbox, along with two other delay modes