With everything happening in the world right now, more of us than before are shopping online. But with this, for many, comes that slight feeling of guilt. Feeding the large faceless corporations at the expense of our independent stores. So, is it possible to shop online with confidence, and at the same time support independent … Continue reading SICK TO DEATH OF TERRIBLE SERVICE? KENNY’S MUSIC – YOUR ONLINE INDEPENDENT MUSIC STORE→
Guitar.com | All Things Guitar Despite the many challenges facing the world, 2020 has seen a flurry of new designs from Taylor Guitars. Some, such as the soundport-equipped Builder’s Edition 816ce, blur the lines between production-line models and luthier-built custom instruments. Others, such as the recent American Dream guitars, have adopted a more utilitarian aesthetic … Continue reading The Big Review: Taylor GTe Urban Ash→
It’s always a little disconcerting when there’s a product that seriously undercuts all others. Surely, it’s going to be no good? Well, when it comes to wireless in-ear monitor’s we have the Gear4Music WPM-200. At a little under £70, it’s worryingly affordable. But does it work? The short answer? Yes. However, there are obviously areas … Continue reading Gear4Music WPM-200 Wireless In-Ear Monitor Review. The Cheapest and Most Affordable Solution?→
Guitar.com | All Things Guitar As detailed expertly by Tony Bacon elsewhere in this issue, the Gibson Firebird is one of several examples of an electric guitar design that was somewhat ahead of its time and only became truly iconic years after it had stopped rolling off the production line. It’s in good company, of … Continue reading The Big Review: Gibson Custom ’63 Firebird V & ’65 Non-Reverse Firebird V→
Guitar.com | All Things Guitar Forget Trump, Brexit and COVID-19. A quarter of a century on from Winter NAMM 1995, when Fender first introduced Relic guitars to the world, factory ageing is still the topic most likely to set guitar forums and social media ablaze. Although Relics have been both a huge Fender success story … Continue reading The Big Review: Fender Vintera Road Worn ’50s Telecaster & ’60s Stratocaster→
Guitar.com | All Things Guitar We were quite taken with the Foxy Tone Box, Warm Audio’s fluffy yet ferocious revival of the old Foxx Tone Machine – but if you thought that was bold and quirky, cop a load of the company’s take on another 70s classic, the Roland AP-7 Jet Phaser. A pedal that’s … Continue reading Review: Warm Audio Jet Phaser→
Guitar.com | All Things Guitar While Pete Thorn is perhaps best known for his insightful YouTube demos, he’s also a respected and successful session musician who has toured and recorded with the likes of Chris Cornell, Don Henly and Melissa Etheridge. Pete’s long association with Suhr stretches back 10 years and has included the development … Continue reading Review: Suhr Pete Thorn Signature Series→
Guitar.com | All Things Guitar We were very impressed with Walrus Audio’s beautiful Julia chorus/vibrato pedal and it was difficult to imagine what more could be crammed into the format. Unbeknownst to us, Walrus Audio was already hard at work on the Julianna, which promises the player precious new textures with added functionality. We should … Continue reading Review: Walrus Audio Julianna→
Guitar.com | All Things Guitar There was a time when ‘home recording’ meant sitting in front of your ghetto blaster, pushing down the first two buttons and playing. Times have changed, but if you haven’t changed with them – or if you’re a young gun looking to make your first decent-quality demos – Audient’s new … Continue reading Review: Audient Evo 4→
Guitar.com | All Things Guitar Cornering the classily understated end of the British boutique pedal market, Echoline specialises in vintage-flavoured overdrive and distortion – and not, despite the name, echo. Luckily, there’s no such room for confusion with the company’s product names: on test today is a silicon high-gain fuzz called… the Silicon Hi-Gain Fuzz. … Continue reading Review: Echoline Silicon Hi-Gain Fuzz→
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