Latest reviews
"Light enough to mount with a camera and small enough to stick in your pocket”: Zoom H1 XLR review
Like the idea of a compact stereo recorder but don’t want the integrated mics? Then this could be for you
“Surely the most versatile version yet”: DOD 250 Overdrive/Preamp 50th Anniversary review
A stone-cold pedalboard classic celebrates 50 trips round the sun with a collectable edition that reminds us what the fuss is about
“A brilliant piece of kit that’s more than a match for the demands of the modern producer/engineer”: Universal Audio Apollo x4 Gen 2 review
The next generation of Universal Audio Apollo is here, and we got hands-on ahead of launch to put it through its paces
"It’s got the looks, the feel, and - most importantly - the sound to rival its valve-powered namesake, all in a compact, road-ready package": Laney Lionheart Loudpedal
Laney broadens its pedal amp range with a nod to its modern classic - but how does it compare to the real deal?
“Makes you want to play and play”: TC Electronic 2290 P Dynamic Digital Delay review
The 2290-P is TC's latest reissue of the classic rack unit. Have they finally nailed it?
"The Layers is a subtle and unique pedal, with a lot of expressive depth": MXR Layers review
MXR's soundscaping pedal will sample, modulate, pitch-shift and stack your sound for lush, rich textures
“A well-made and affordable headphone that is light, comfortable and a reliable choice for studio recording”: Tascam TH-11 review
Choosing studio headphones can be a confusing process. We size up this latest budget design
“Forget the name on the headstock, at this price this Les Paul is a steal”: Epiphone Joe Bonamassa 1955 Les Paul Standard review
Epiphone's latest collaboration with Joe Bonamassa sets its sights on his rare-finish, P-90-equipped 1955 Gibson Les Paul
"It costs too much and we don't need it but, yes, we really do want one": Teenage Engineering OP-XY review
It's a mobile music-making and performing wonder, but two grand can get you an awful lot other studio gear
“The VQD could well unlock drumming for people who otherwise can’t possibly play a kit at home”: Roland VQD106 review
If noise annoys those around you when you’re drumming, this ultra-quiet electronic set has the solutions - plus, watch our volume comparison video with a standard e-kit