Review: PRS Guitars' CE 24 Semi-Hollow balances the fierce and familiar By Chris Gill published 14 August 19 Delivering an impressive balance of brilliance, clarity, body and breadth, the PRS CE 24 Semi-Hollow is an incredibly responsive and dynamic electric
Review: Eventide's Rose pedal offers a world of tones and textures By Chris Gill published 13 August 19 If you think that delay is played out as an effect, the Eventide Rose will change your outlook
Review: Taylor Grand Pacific 717 and 517E By Chris Gill published 8 August 19 The Taylor Grand Pacific models represent the most significant enhancement of the traditional dreadnought design and sound since its introduction 85 years ago.
Review: Orange Tremlord 30 Combo By Chris Gill published 2 August 19 This is hard to beat if you’re looking for an amp with highly distinctive tone with full body, rich harmonics and expressive depth.
Review: GrooveTech Acoustic Guitar Kit By Paul Riario published 23 July 19 This kit features every practical adjustment tool you’ll need to keep that acoustic motor running.
Review: Ernie Ball Music Man John Petrucci Majesty Tiger Eye By Paul Riario published 10 July 19 For its streamlined beauty and ergonomic design, the Ernie Ball Music Man Majesty Tiger Eye is an unrivaled instrument for dextrous playing and tonal possibilities.
Review: Fender Full Moon Distortion and The Pelt Pedals By Chris Gill published 8 July 19 Fender’s Full Moon Distortion and The Pelt fuzz pedals take high-gain distortion and fuzz to a new level of excellence.
IK Multimedia Axe I/O review By Chris Gill published 24 June 19 The IK Multimedia Axe I/O makes it easy to record incredible guitar tones without an unlimited budget and an advanced recording engineer degree
Review: Gretsch G6131-MY Malcolm Young Signature Jet By Chris Gill published 19 June 19 The Gretsch G6131-MY Malcolm Young Signature Jet nails Malcolm’s tone while also providing players with an outstanding instrument for developing their own sound.
Review: Yamaha FS-TA TransAcoustic By Paul Riario published 19 June 19 The FS-TA features Yamaha's fantastic TransAcoustic technology, with all the top-notch craftsmanship the company is known for, at a price that won't break the bank.
Boss GT-1000 Guitar Effects Processor review By Chris Gill published 17 June 19 The Boss GT-1000 delivers extremely powerful guitar tone and effects capabilities in a stage-worthy, portable, all-in-one rig package
Review: Eventide PowerMax By Paul Riario published 13 June 19 The PowerMax is so reliable that, once you use it, there’s no going back to anything else.
Review: Fender Player Stratocaster HSH By Paul Riario published 7 June 19 The Fender Player Series Stratocaster HSH is a bargain for an instrument that packs a wallop in tone and features.
Review: EarthQuaker Devices Swiss Things Pedalboard Reconciler By Chris Gill published 22 May 19 The EarthQuaker Devices Swiss Things Pedalboard Reconciler performs an impressive variety of essential functions and makes it easy for guitarists to maximize the potential of their pedalboards.
Marshall Origin50H review By Chris Gill published 20 May 19 At its heart the Origin50H is all about providing the most beloved classic Marshall tone in its most pure and unadulterated form
Review: Way Huge Smalls Supa-Lead By Paul Riario published 13 May 19 This is a muscular, full-sounding overdrive with less crunchiness and more liquid grind.
Line 6 HX Stomp review By Chris Gill published 8 May 19 Comparing a product that does almost everything under the sun to a Swiss Army knife may be cliché, but in the case of the Line 6 HX Stomp it’s hard to think of a better comparison.
Review: Framus D-Series Diablo Pro By Chris Gill published 15 April 19 If you’re looking for a single guitar that can get you through an entire gig, the Diablo Pro is a very worthy choice.
Review: Electro-Harmonix Flatiron Fuzz Pedal By Paul Riario published 10 April 19 The Flatiron Fuzz is a crossroad of fuzz and distortion and combines both in a very natural and musical way.
Review: Heritage Guitars Standard H-150 By Chris Gill published 8 April 19 The Heritage Standard H-150 delivers the thrills of a Kalamazoo-era Les Paul for a lot less bills.