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Behringer’s long-awaited Mu-Tron III clone arrives, promising a rabbit-hole of retro-funk for $69
By Jonathan Horsley published
Behringer broke cover with the B-Tron III a couple of years back but it's now officially here, and is another budget friendly reimagining of a classic stompbox

“Surely the most versatile version yet”: DOD 250 Overdrive/Preamp 50th Anniversary review
By Jonathan Horsley published
A stone-cold pedalboard classic celebrates 50 trips round the sun with a collectable edition that reminds us what the fuss is about

"It’s got the looks, the feel, and - most importantly - the sound to rival its valve-powered namesake, all in a compact, road-ready package": Laney Lionheart Loudpedal
By Ross Holder published
Laney broadens its pedal amp range with a nod to its modern classic - but how does it compare to the real deal?

Behringer's new Chorus Symphony is a clone of pedal made famous by The Police, Joe Satriani and Nirvana
By Andy Jones published
We might be in the middle of winter, but it's already time for the sound of Summers, apparently

NAMM 2025 guitar, amp and pedal highlights
By Simon Arblaster published
Our top picks from the likes of Fender, LR Baggs, MXR, DigiTech, Jackson and more

“Makes you want to play and play”: TC Electronic 2290 P Dynamic Digital Delay review
By Alex Lynham published
The 2290-P is TC's latest reissue of the classic rack unit. Have they finally nailed it?

DigiTech’s HammerOn is a radical Whammy-related pitch-shifter that lets you “play the impossible”
By Jonathan Horsley published
This dual-footswitch pitch shifter has a four-octave range, seven modes including "Impossible," and can be used to create automatic trills, note sequences and much more

"The Layers is a subtle and unique pedal, with a lot of expressive depth": MXR Layers review
By Alex Lynham published
MXR's soundscaping pedal will sample, modulate, pitch-shift and stack your sound for lush, rich textures

NAMM 2025: DigiTech and MonoNeon team up for Whammy Pedal with “Hypersonic” 3-octave pitch shifting
By Jonathan Horsley published
DigiTech is calling this its “boldest” Whammy design yet and the specs back this up. Is the world ready for a pinch harmonic and a three-octave pitch rise? It’d better be…
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