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Laney celebrates Black Sabbath's final show with a limited edition reissue of Tony Iommi's TI100 amp
By Jonathan Horsley published
Originally launched in 2012, the TI100 is a dual-channel 100-watt tube head with footswitchable boosts, lots of gain, lots of crosses. This is an exacting replica, signed by the man himself

Linkin Park reveal secret weapon behind their From Zero guitar tone
By Jonathan Horsley published
Do you even have a nü-metal 2.0 pedalboard if it doesn’t have a Ball Buster?

Darkglass unveils multi-effects for bass with neural amp model support and 7” touchscreen
By Jonathan Horsley published
Anagram has a hexacore DSP engine, Neural Amp Modeler (NAM) integration, dozens of onboard effects and preamps and offers comprehensive control of your signal chain

Old Blood Noise Endeavors’ Black Fountain is a oil can delay emulation packed with modern features
By Jonathan Horsley published
Available in three different colourways, this expands the Black Fountain to stereo operation and offers presets, MIDI connectivity and every knob can be assigned to an expression pedal

Crazy Tube Circuits cooks up a crazy tube circuit for real with Venus overdrive pedal
By Jonathan Horsley published
Inspired by the BK Butler Tube Driver, a favourite of Joe Satriani and Eric Johnson's, Venus has a heap of tone-shaping features, including tube bias control – and you can swap out the tube

Benson Amps teams up with Jessica Dobson for the awesome and unorthodox Deep Sea Diver Fuzz-Echo
By Jonathan Horsley published
Three years in the making, this pairs a vintage-inspired silicon fuzz circuit with echo and promises gated skronk, wooly fuzz, “gauzy My Bloody Valentine textures” and much more

Pedal power to go? Harley Benton unveils two high-powered budget power bricks with onboard batteries
By Jonathan Horsley published
Available with five outputs or nine, these pedalboard power supplies can supply current-hungry digital and multi-effects, have a switchable 9V/12V/18V options, and are very budget-friendly

Steve Vai shows us just what's needed to play '80s King Crimson in tour of his custom-built BEAT rig
By Jonathan Horsley published
If the Fractal Axe-Fx III is doing the heavy lifting for the effects, Vai's indomitable tech, Doug MacArthur is the power behind the tone
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