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“Lo-Fi and Pitch modes take you well beyond the usual analog delay paradigm”: Beetronics Bee Bee Dee review
By Trevor Curwen published
The first delay pedal from Beetronics offers analog sound with digital control for some time-warped creativity

PJD Origin Series Carey Apprentice and St John Apprentice review
By Dave Burrluck published
It may appear stripped down and basic, but PJD’s new Origin Series Apprentice is sharply built – and seriously affordable. A new standard for affordable craft?

"It’s not the cheapest solution, but it’s one of the most fully featured volume pedals available": Walrus Audio Canvas Volume review
By Daryl Robertson published
The newest addition to the Canvas family is a versatile, feature-rich volume pedal loaded with capabilities you never knew you needed

“It’s clearly had a lot of thought put into making it as flexible and useful as possible”: Laney Digbeth DB-EAST review
By Connor Flys published
Over a long, distinguished career, Nathan East has never had a signature amp. Until now…

“The basic rotary sound is very convincing”: Crumar Burn review
By Trevor Curwen published
Made by a keyboard company for use with its organs, this rotary simulator pedal has plenty to get guitarists in a spin

“Will appeal to high-gain players without unlimited budgets”: Victory MKX Lunch Box Head review
By Martin Smith published
Victory’s most advanced compact amp to date promises huge tone-potential in a lunchbox-sized package. We’re feeling hungry…

“A lot of deceptively clever craft”: Duesenberg Starplayer CBR review
By Dave Burrluck published
It’s been a while since we’ve dropped into the world of Duesenberg. German ingenuity, retro style and some big-name users – what’s not to like?

“It’s a pedal I didn’t even know I needed”: EHX Effects Interface review
By Alex Lynham published
From the creator of the Big Muff comes a handy unit for getting your pedalboard and your DAW effects talking to each other

“A cost-effective way of accurately amplifying your modeled tone, which is exactly what many guitar players need”: Blackstar Artist FR Special review
By Pete Emery published
Bypassing some of the fancy features of other FRFR cabinets, Blackstar gets straight to the point with a no-frills solution for amplifying your modeled guitar tones
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