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A guitarist's ticket to easier home recording: PreSonus Quantum HD 2 review
With input from Fender and features including auto-level setting and a built-in reamp output, PreSonus looks to make recording easier for guitarists
"Brilliantly precise monitoring headphones with wide open-back sound": Audio-Technica ATH-R70XA review
An astonishingly wide and deep sound stage and all-day comfort define the R70XA
The Les Paul Recording Studio opens in Hollywood – bringing the innovator’s revolutionary gear to a whole new generation of musicians
Aside from his work revolutionizing the electric guitar, Les Paul helped modernize recording methods, and this new studio honors his legacy with the gear he built
Quick! Positive Grid's huge $50 Riff audio interface discount ends today – here are 5 reasons it’s worth your money
Start recording your guitar playing for less with this amazing deal exclusively for Guitar World readers
Fender eyes up the iRig with the Link I/O interface – a studio-grade audio interface that can fit in your pocket
High-fidelity recording, streamlined controls, and a meager price tag finds Fender aiming to win the hearts of traveling riff writers
Boss takes on Universal Audio and Two Notes with the Waza Tube Amp Expander Core
The streamlined take on a studio favorite aims to help players get the most out of their at-home recording and practice tube amp setups
“Certain to become a standard. A very versatile first mic”: Shure SM4 Home Recording Microphone review
Looking for that first mic to complete your home studio setup? The SM4 is a high-performance candidate that is a versatile option for electric guitars, acoustics and vocals
Best MIDI foot controllers: seamless transitions for amps, pedals, rack effects, and more
Our favorite MIDI controllers for guitar cover all levels and budgets, with models from Gig Rig, Fender, Boss, Electro-Harmonix, and more
