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KHDK teams up with Chino Moreno for a “melancholic” delay that promises an iconic Deftones tone
By Jonathan Horsley published
Say goodbye to dry. Digital Bath combines analogue delay with filter modulation for haunting echoes and liquid sounds

“At times it can really feel like more of a multi-effects pedal rather than just a straight reverb pedal”: Electro-Harmonix Oceans Abyss review
By Matt McCracken published
EHX brings us a reverb pedal with sliders, a screen, and all the potential to be a Strymon-killer

EarthQuaker Devices joins forces with Rancho de la Luna for the return of a lost fuzz classic
By Jonathan Horsley published
The Fuzz Face-inspired Dirt Transmitter returns, complete with its second-generation Bias control – and some new artwork to celebrate Catching's legendary Joshua Tree studio

Cornerstone’s revamped Imperium V2 is a Dumble x TS-style stompbox that really is a 2-in-1 overdrive
By Jonathan Horsley published
A high-end twofer overdrive for the discerning guitarist, now with four I/O connections for maximum versatility

$2,000 for a $69 Klon clone? Some people are selling Behringer’s Centaur Overdrive for crazy money
By Jonathan Horsley published
Have we reached peak crazy in the guitar effects pedal market?

Keeley Electronics’ Manis Overdrive remixes the Klon recipe for those who don’t like the original
By Jonathan Horsley published
In this inventive twist on the Klon, Robert Keeley switches out the "mythical" diodes for germanium transistors and offers diodes as a switchable option, and there's a bass boost feature too

Line 6 debuts all-new AI tech as it supercharges its amp modelling platform with the Helix Stadium
By Jonathan Horsley published
The Helix Stadium and Stadium XL Floor units feature an 8" touchscreen, a vast range of tone-shaping features – including amp and effects capture – and take Line 6's modelling to new heights

“For the record, I have never been consulted in any way about this pedal, it has never been authorised by me”: Bill Finnegan sues Behringer parent company over Klon Centaur clone
By Jonathan Horsley published
Finnegan invented the Klon Centaur in 1994. Behringer launched a $69 copy and called it the Centaur Overdrive in November last year
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