Electro-Harmonix Grand Canyon
If it's a new guitar or pedal you're looking for, you've come to the right place, as we've been testing loads of both recently.
Let's have a look back at all the guitar gear reviewed on MusicRadar in the month of March.
We start with Grand Canyon from Electro-Harmonix.
MusicRadar's verdict:
“This is a very practical delay and looper; the £100 more than the basic Canyon is money well spent, unless you must have something with a smaller footprint.”
4 out of 5
FULL REVIEW: Electro-Harmonix Grand Canyon
(Originally reviewed in Guitarist)
EarthQuaker Devices Swiss Things
MusicRadar's verdict:
"A neat, utilitarian approach to pedalboard management.”
4 out of 5
FULL REVIEW: EarthQuaker Devices Swiss Things
(Originally reviewed in Guitarist)
Anderson Guitarworks Guardian Angel
MusicRadar's verdict:
"If you secretly hanker for a musical wolf in sheep’s clothing then the Guardian Angel could well be that perfect devil in disguise.”
5 out of 5
FULL REVIEW: Anderson Guitarworks Guardian Angel
(Originally reviewed in Guitarist)
Ibanez AE255BT
MusicRadar's verdict:
"For a smidge under £600, you’re getting a superbly made instrument that is so much more than just another acoustic guitar.”
4.5 out of 5
FULL REVIEW: Ibanez AE255BT
(Originally reviewed in Guitarist)
MusicRadar's verdict:
"A visually striking acoustic that offers a decent performance, but not one that sets it apart from the competition at this price.”
3.5 out of 5
FULL REVIEW: PRS SE Angelus A55E
(Originally reviewed in Total Guitar)
Friedman BE-OD Deluxe
MusicRadar's verdict:
"A roaring beast of a pedal that will add two channels of Brit-style driven amp distortion to any amp.”
4.5 out of 5
FULL REVIEW: Friedman BE-OD Deluxe
(Originally reviewed in Guitarist)
HeadRush Gigboard
MusicRadar's verdict:
"One of the most intuitive multi-effects pedals yet, with a superb array of amp models.”
4.5 out of 5
FULL REVIEW: HeadRush GigBoard
(Originally reviewed in Total Guitar)
“Not another multi-effect for your dentist,” but Polyend’s Mess looks like an FX sequencing powerhouse that you can really get your teeth into
“We were able to up the gain and the volume on tap way past the levels we would normally get”: ThorpyFX’s Hanami fuzz pedal is packing NOS germanium, dynamic, and blooming lovely
“Not another multi-effect for your dentist,” but Polyend’s Mess looks like an FX sequencing powerhouse that you can really get your teeth into
“We were able to up the gain and the volume on tap way past the levels we would normally get”: ThorpyFX’s Hanami fuzz pedal is packing NOS germanium, dynamic, and blooming lovely
