Guitarist Reviews

Two decades on, PRS’s SE range is out-selling the USA Core models by some margin. Let’s drop in on a pair of grown-up 2021 models

A pedalboard-friendly alternative to an expression pedal

Boss squeezes all the power of its flagship processor into a much more compact footprint. We take it for a spin

Here’s something a little different in looks, style and sound to further showcase the talents of the small ’shop guitar maker

MXR rebrands the Dookie Drive with this versatile amp-blending overdrive

An ultra-versatile tremolo pedal in a compact, 9V-friendly package

A hand-built parlor-on-steroids from Breedlove’s Bend, Oregon, facility – and it’s full of surprises…

A space-saving two-in-one pedal with top-drawer sounds

British bass company Ashdown presents the Guitar Magnifier series, with proper tube tone at tempting prices

A limited-edition model from a leading brand in popular music since the '60s. But is Rickenbacker’s 330 still relevant today?

A trio of valve-powered drive pedals that use a Nutube for an old sound

Vox resurrects the Bobcat guitar from the mid-'60s and adds a few modern twists along the way

Maybach’s only original design is a rather fine slice of classic guitar craft from central Europe

Footswitchable control for the classic sound of a treble-boosted Brit amp

Dual pitch-shifting engines make this EHX's most versatile pitch-shifter yet

Venture to the outer reaches of reverb with this soundscape workstation

This trio of ‘Junior’ style reissues look fantastic. But at entry-level prices, can they impress a gnarled old Guitarist reviewer?

Victory’s new preamp pedal adds a modern twist to vintage Brit tone with spec-beating tubes onboard

The well-respected tremolo gets revamped with new features