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"Where it truly triumphs is in its versatility and value proposition": Fender Strobo-Sonic Pro Tuner Pedal review
Fender gets serious about the tuner pedal at last
Meris unveils the Ottobit X, a high-end purveyor of lo-fi guitar sounds inspired by the ‘80s
The Ottobit X is a serious piece of equipment for creating fun sounds that take you back to a less serious time
Fender gives the Tone Master Pro a mighty firmware update, adding some classics from its amp archive
Free to existing users, this update includes a bundle of top-tier amps and effects, and there is a bunch of new features
“I had confused the two similar circuits and made a horrible mistake. I made a video. I told everyone”: JHS Pedals unveils the Fumble – an $89 boost pedal with a seriously complicated back story involving John Mayer, Dumble amps and a ‘70s acoustic preamp
The Fumble is a two-knob clean boost with a compact housing and lots of pedalboard uses. It might be easy to use, but how it got here is a little more difficult to explain
“Make no mistake, it could grace any professional stage”: Fractal AM4 review
Fractal’s AM4 aims to make the company’s prestigious amp and effects modelling accessible to a larger audience
Stompbox stalwarts Morley and DOD team up for a "WTF" 3-in-1 fuzz, wah and octave pedal
The Wah-ocTo-Fuzz combines the '80s analogue octave sounds of the DOD FX35 with '70s- Morley Power Wah and Power Fuzz circuits
Oliver Ackermann on the break-stuff tone philosophy behind guitar's most unorthodox pedal brand
Frontman/guitarist of NYC's A Place To Bury Strangers, pedal designer, noise enthusiast, renaissance man... Ackermann explains why all bets are off in his search for new sounds and tones
![[L-R] Khemmis' Phil Pendergast and Ben Hutcherson [inset] A Behringer Super Fuzz](https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/iHZMti6MNfGkUXXpDcEADb-840-80.jpg.webp)
Khemmis just made one of the heavy metal records of the year using a $28 plastic fuzz pedal
Phil Pendergast's secret weapon was cheap, effective, and perhaps a lesson that cork-sniffing about gear can be a waste of time – and money
"If you’re after a pedal that delivers classic Cry Baby attitude with plenty of versatility, this is the one": Dunlop Cry Baby BB535 Reissue review
Dunlop has crafted a wah-shaped love letter to the guitar gods that made this expressive effect popular in the '90s
Sweetwater's latest sale is the place for pedal lovers, with big savings on Universal Audio, Line 6, Eventide, Keeley, DigiTech and more - including $100 off the highly rated UAFX Anti 1992
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