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Latest Reviews

"Like a good valve amp, it responds to your pick attack and guitar volume with proper character": Strymon Fairfax Class A Output Stage Drive pedal
By Daryl Robertson published
The Californian pedal experts ditch digital in favour of a distinctive voiced all-analogue drive

“As much as a sterling job Arturia has done, there are some unfortunate casualties in the downsizing”: Arturia AstroLab 37 review
By Simon Arblaster published
The AstroLab line has a new entry in its ranks. Can the baby of the group hold its own, or will it wilt under the seismic pressure of its otherworldly siblings

“A one-stop shop for almost everything a guitarist might need”: Universal Audio Paradise Guitar Studio review
By Pete Emery published
Universal Audio curates a wide selection of its renowned amp models and effects to create a plugin that is a near-complete guitar studio

"Where this guitar truly shines is under the fingers of a blues or folk picker": Epiphone Blues King Studio review
By Daryl Robertson published
Epiphone takes a swing at a regal pint-sized parlour, but unfortunately, there are some QC issues

"Its simplicity is a selling point": Funny Little Boxes Caught By The Fuzz review
By Alex Lynham published
A UK-built, two-knob fuzz for under a hundred bucks? We're listening...

“A solid upgrade, offering new features and streamlined controls”: Arturia KeyStep Mk2 review
By Jon Musgrave published
A hardware sequencer can be a highly creative tool and this updated affordable option should have plenty to offer

"It isn’t just a collection of cool features; it’s a tool designed to make your recorded guitar sound better, right out of the box": Gretsch Limited Edition Abbey Road RS201 Studiomatic review
By Daryl Robertson published
Gretsch packs the legendary studio magic of Abbey Road into a guitar that's also pleasantly playable, and competitively priced

“Proper old school producers might also baulk at the ease of song creation and the slick results” – Teenage Engineering EP-40 Riddim and EP-2350 Ting review
By Andy Jones published
It’s a mobile reggae, dub and dancehall sound system with its own mic for less than 300 quid
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