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IK Multimedia just put $300,000 of Dumble mojo into a Tonex One mini pedal
By Jonathan Horsley Published
The Tonex One Double Special is a limited edition pedal preloaded with 20 models from two über-rare Dumbles – and the bundled software presents sounds from six Overdrive Specials

Love hotrodded Plexi crunch and Mesa high-gain drive? Wampler’s Golden Jubilee serves up both in one sparkly green stompbox
By Jonathan Horsley Published
Wampler is calling it a “complete gain solution” and who can argue with that…

Could the Line 6 Helix Stadium Floor be a serious rival to the Quad Cortex?
By Jonathan Horsley Published
Line 6's new flagship amp modelling platform not only has to live up to the Helix's reputation, it arrives when the competition has never been steeper. But it has features, lots of 'em...

"The tones may not quite be best of the lot, but it's comfortably the easiest and most enjoyable modeller to use": Line 6 Helix Stadium XL review
By Matt Owen Published
A decade after the Helix was born, the Helix Stadium has big boots to fill – is it a worthy successor to the hugely acclaimed modeller name?

Behringer clones the Lovetone Ring Stinger, a cult classic ring mod/fuzz pedal heard on Radiohead's Kid A
By Matt Mullen Published
Spice up your tone with Behringer's take on this boutique '90s gem

"It’s the full power of the Quad Cortex, just in a smaller box": Neural DSP Quad Cortex mini review
By Pete Emery Published
Neural DSP takes a different approach to a miniature modeller, but at a price point that may limit its uses

"The EF86 tube is often described as hi-fi, and honestly, that's the perfect way to describe what's coming out of this thing": EarthQuaker Devices EQD ZEQD-Pre review
By Daryl Robertson Published
This new collaboration is exactly what the doctor ordered for modern guitarists suffering from a serious case of digital fatigue

“A sturdy, interesting and decent-sounding effects unit with tempo syncing and sequencing capabilities”: Polyend Mess review
By Bruce Aisher Published
Polyend turns its considerable hardware tracker skills to the world of pedal-based, sequenced multi-effects. An alluring combo, so how does it sound?
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