Review: Boss Waza Craft DC-2W Dimension C and MT-2W Metal Zone Pedals By Chris Gill With these new Waza Craft pedals, Boss has taken some of its most popular and most coveted effects and made them even better.
Review: Keeley Aria and El Rey Dorado By Chris Gill If you love distortion as much as we do, you’ll want both of these boxes on your pedalboard.
Review: Fulltone Deja Vibe CS-MDV MKII and Full-Drive 2 V2 Pedals By Chris Gill Fulltone has preserved most of what players loved about these pedals and added a whole lot more to fall in love with all over again — or for the very first time.
Review: Lunastone Blue Drive 1 and Distortion 1 By Paul Riario You won’t need a refined palate to fully enjoy these two new pedals from Lunastone.
Review: Beetronics FX OctaHive and WhoctaHell Pedals By Chris Gill The Beetronics FX OctaHive and WhoctaHell are beautifully handcrafted tone machines for unleashing octave up or sub-octave overtones, with layers of musical fuzz.
Review: Tech 21 Paul Landers PL1 Signature Fly Rig By Chris Gill The Tech 21 Paul Landers PL1 Signature Fly Rig is truly a professional-quality amp and effects rig for the stage and studio.
Review: Neunaber Immerse Reverberator MKII By Chris Gill The Neunaber Immerse Reverberator provides an impressive selection of effects with the sound quality of the finest pro-audio digital reverb units in a compact format.
Review: Hughes & Kettner Black Spirit 200 By Chris Gill The Hughes & Kettner Black Spirit 200 delivers the versatility of today’s high-tech amp modeling products without sacrificing the ease of use and familiar controls of a traditional amp.
Review: Jackson X Series Soloist SL4X By Paul Riario The Jackson X Series Soloist SL4X is a premier superstrat that exceeds all expectations.
Review: Fender Pro Junior IV LTD By Paul Riario This is one of today’s best tube amp bargains for beginners and experienced players alike.
Review: D'Addario's Chromatic Pedal Tuner By Paul Riario It may not tune your guitar any better than your current tuner, but we still absolutely love this thing.
Review: Electro-Harmonix Oceans 11 Reverb By Chris Gill The Electro-Harmonix Oceans 11 is a reverb pedal that truly does it all.
Review: Epiphone Les Paul SL By Paul Riario The Epiphone Les Paul SL is an affordable, solid guitar with playability and pickups that give it larger-than-life swagger.
Review: Positive Grid Bias Mini Guitar By Chris Gill The Positive Grid Bias Mini Guitar may be tiny, but it’s a powerhouse that can confidently replace an entire room of amps.
Review: Fender California Series Player Acoustics By Chris Gill The Fender California Player acoustics are perfect for electric players who don’t want to cramp their style when playing acoustic.
Review: Carvin X1 All-Tube Guitar Preamp Pedal By Chris Gill The Carvin X1 is one of the most versatile preamp pedals available on the market today.
Review: PRS Mark Tremonti MT 15 Head By Chris Gill This amp is a best-buy for true aficionados of modern hard rock guitar tones.
Gear Review: Orangewood Oliver Mahogany By Billy Voight This low-cost acoustic features flawless fretwork and a nice, warm midrange.
Review: EarthQuaker Devices Aqueduct Vibrato Pedal By Paul Riario The Aqueduct is a real head-turner, not to mention one of the most fun pedals EarthQuaker Devices has ever produced.
Review: Fender American Original '60s Jazzmaster By Chris Gill The Fender American Original ’60s Jazzmaster certainly will inspire a new generation of players like the Sixties original did.
