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October 2023

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21 articles

October 30
- Turnstone TG review: the most expensive guitar we’ve ever reviewed – but is it worth it?
- Boss DM-101 Delay Machine review – the ultimate analog delay pedal? It’s hard to argue
October 26
- Origin Effects Halcyon Gold Overdrive review – finally, a Klon-inspired drive pedal that’s much more than just a clone
October 25
- Electro-Harmonix Nano Pulsar review – a flexible, if not entirely up-to-the-minute, tremolo pedal
October 23
- D’Angelico Deluxe Eric Krasno Brighton review: it hits a magical “goldilocks” spot between a vintage Les Paul Special and Stratocaster – with even more sparkle and brilliance
October 20
- Sterling by Music Man Valentine Chambered Bigsby review: it may borrow from the Tele and the ES-339, but this affordable offset is very much its own guitar – and it’s an absolute must-play
October 19
- Fender Vintera II ‘60s Stratocaster and ‘50s Nocaster review: keenly priced Strat and Tele models that evoke the golden age of guitar building
October 18
- Electro-Harmonix Nano Q-Tron review – John Mayer’s fave filter, now pedalboard-friendly
October 17
- J. Rockett HRM V2 review: a beautifully voiced Dumble-style drive pedal of the sort that encourages you to keep playing
October 16
- EMG JMaster Pickup Set review: vintage-voiced Jazzmaster tones with zero noise
October 12
- Beetronics Octahive V2 review: a sonically striking octave fuzz with some notable upgrades
- First look: Positive Grid Spark CAB review
October 11
- Laney Ironheart Foundry IRF-Dualtop review: An ideal portable partner for modern players at all levels
October 10
- Squier Paranormal Custom Nashville Stratocaster review: Fender combines the Strat and Tele for an intriguing hybrid
October 6
- Electro-Harmonix Andy Summers Walking on the Moon Flanger review
October 5
- Squier Affinity Stratocaster FMT HSS review: a budget Strat that has plenty of tones to match its sizzling aesthetic
October 4
- Laney Ironheart Foundry IRF-Leadtop review: It’s tiny and costs just $299, but this solid-state fire-breather can handle anything you can throw at it
October 3
- Audio Technica ATH-M50xBT2 review: the only headphones you need for guitar, studio and everyday use?
- Fret-King Eclat Custom Paul Rose Signature review: A single-cut with a difference – and we’re not just talking about that dramatic forearm scoop
- Fender ’65 Deluxe Reverb review
October 2
- PJD York Standard review: a new take on the Telecaster that feels alive in your hands and feather-light on your shoulder