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"Nestles naturally against the (female) body in a way many traditional designs simply don’t": Venus Revolution review
By Ellie Rogers published
A featherweight double-cut challenging decades of one-size-fits all guitar design

"It gives my $2,800 American Vintage II Telecaster a serious run for its money": Fender 75th Anniversary Vintera Road Worn 1951 Telecaster review
By Matt Owen published
Fender is celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Telecaster in style, and this Road Worn model is an exceptional ode to the first-ever mass-produced solidbody electric guitar

"It made me excited to pick up my acoustic guitar again and again": AER Compact 60/4 review
By Ross Holder published
A compact, premium acoustic amp delivering stunning tone with simple, singer-songwriter-friendly controls

“As fun as it can be, I’m struggling to see where it would fit into my rig longterm”: Casio Dimension Shifter review
By Phil Weller published
Casio’s strap-mounted expression pedal looks to breathe new life into how we play – but it teeters on the fine line between gimmick and genius

“It will certainly take some beating”: Taylor Next Generation 324ce review
By David Mead published
Taylor has introduced a raft of changes into its Grand Auditorium range, including revised bracing, an easily adjustable neck system, and a new pickup

“Both amps dazzle”: Blackstar TV-10 AH & TV-10 BH heads review
By Martin Smith published
Can this pair of new compact heads from Blackstar – the US-styled TV-10 AH and its British-counterpart, the TV-10 BH – deliver those classic tones?

“Out of the box, there’s something to suit any genre”: Kemper Profiler Player review
By Nick Guppy last updated
With the pedalboard user in mind, Kemper has downsized for its compact new Profiler Player

"An enlightening instrument that will force you to think about new ways to play the guitar – but it won't be for everyone": Taylor Jacob Collier Academy 22e 5-string review
By Matt Owen published
Jacob Collier has become a modern day guitar hero, and his unorthodox five-string guitars have helped him carve out a new path for guitar playing

“Is it worth the higher price tag? For some, it won’t matter, but for others, it is something to weigh on heavily”: Act Entertainment Sterling Vermin RAT Distortion Pedal review
By Paul Riario published
The Sterling Vermin impressively presents itself as an evolved and cultivated RAT pedal dressed in shining armor
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