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It’s a jump back to the golden age for ThorpyFX with a pedal that combines vintage fuzz with tremolo

This signature collaboration with Yvette Young incorporates chorus, delay, grain effects and reverbs for atmospheric soundscapes

The latest pedal in J Rockett’s Blue Note Series brings together features from previous versions for versatile low-gain drive

Beetronics’ latest offers a pair of different phaser/vibrato settings with footswitchable morphing between the two

A collaboration with That Pedal Show, Hamstead’s Redwing is an all-analogue modulation monster that captures the best of vintage Boss and EHX tones

A one-box recreation of Angus Young’s AC/DC guitar sound for those about to rock

Walrus Audio revitalises its very first pedal, the Klon-emulating Voyager, with some tasty additions

Fractal Audio puts its Axe-Fx III effects in a conveniently sized stage-ready floor unit – could it be the only effects unit you need?

Updated and enhanced, this latest version of the POG takes its pitch-shifting and tone-shaping possibilities to the limit

The British amp-in-a-box specialist expands the Halcyon drive pedal series with a next-gen take on the Marshall Bluesbreaker

The latest pedal from MXR can enhance your sound with layered-in ambient sustain for expansive soundscapes

TC Electronic’s AmpWorx Series makes the tones of your favourite classic amps available in a selection of multi-purpose pedals

Beetronics eschews its ornate pedal casings and gets back to basics with a fuzz built into a tuna can. Seriously!

This all-analog preamp pedal based on Blues Saraceno’s amp is a flexible powerhouse with a variety of roles

Laney presents the signature Tom Quayle and Martin Miller pedalboard versions of a pair of its finest amps, featuring 60 watts of real amp power, right at your feet

DigiTech revamps its compact looper pedal with high-definition audio performance

EHX serves up boost with an EQ section for powerful tonal shaping from a compact pedal

Blackstar presents a USB audio interface that it proudly proclaims has been “designed by guitarists for guitarists”

J Rockett’s latest offering for your ’board takes its inspiration from a legendary compressor from the ’50s

Want to Fender-ize your amp? Here’s a pedal that will add real spring reverb and all the flavors of vintage tremolo to your tone

With full stereo and mono operation, programmable presets, selectable waveforms and tap tempo, the new Walrus Audio tremolo is monumental indeed

Thorpy creates a tube-powered drive and boost pedal for Welsh powerhouse Chris Buck

Beetronics moves away from its usual original circuit designs and delivers double drive with Klon and Bluesbreaker flavours

Walrus Audio delivers a competitively priced stompbox with three reverb modes that offer a heady alternative to your standard issue room, plate and spring