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Clavia unveils Nord Electro 7 with fully-fledged synth section, redesigned interface and much more
NAMM 2026: Nord's Electro 7 stage keyboard promises to be the most versatile model in the Electro line to date
Korg Kaoss Pad V reimagines a beloved effects powerhouse with dual-touch control, vocal processing and expanded connectivity
NAMM 2026: This long-overdue update makes the Kaoss Pad an even more powerful tool for creative sound design and live performance
Korg’s Liano Live! makes livestreaming your piano performances as easy as smashing that like button
NAMM 2026: Simple 88-note portable keyboard comes with a built-in mixer, mic and one-touch sound effects
Korg’s new interface is also an analogue filter – and you might be tempted even if you don't need the I/O
NAMM 2026: The microAUDIO 22 and 722 also pack onboard dynamics DSP and come bundled with Korg's new filter plugin
AlphaTheta’s RMX-Ignite is a multi-band effects processor and sampler designed to bring DJ sets to life
NAMM 2026: RMX-Ignite combines rhythmically-focused effects with a looping sample player
Has Martin redefined the workhorse acoustic? Legendary brand announces blockbuster refresh of its Road Series
NAMM 2026: The Road Series might be Martin’s mid-priced lineup but these upscale Retro Plus models with their torrefied spruce tops are too fancy to be anyone’s “workhorse”
Universal Audio is giving away the new native version of the 610 Tube Preamp and EQ Collection for free
NAMM 2026: The plugin promises to offer music-makers the same "musical tube warmth and character" heard on recordings by Ray Charles, Elvis Presley, and Neil Young
Taylor refreshes flagship acoustic with a trio of game-changing features – meet the Next Generation Grand Auditorium
NAMM 2026: Taylor’s Next Generation Grand Auditorium cutaways are updated with scalloped V-Class bracing, Action Control Necks and the all-new Claria pickup and preamp system
“The SG that I had at the Ozzy gig, that guitar needed a louder pickup but I still wanted that true-to-life guitar sound that I like”: Slash and Seymour Duncan dial up the raunch with the Guns N’ Roses legend’s signature 3.0 humbuckers
NAMM 2026: Hand-wired in Santa Barbara, they're not just for Les Pauls or SGs. Slash has one in his BC Rich Mockingbird – and they'd work a treat in a hotrodded S-style
