Guitar Technology

Nineteen years after their first stereo rotary speaker effect, Boss deliver an even more convincing emulation in a compact pedal format.

With four different modes, onboard effects and MIDI sync capability, there’s plenty of creative potential packed into this stompbox.

The recent NanOS v2.0 and v2.1 firmware releases massively expand the range of effects and add flexibility to the Nano Cortex's seven‑slot signal chain.

We check out a cleverly configurable re‑amper, and a switch box with a difference...

The Electro‑Harmonix Pico 360+ Looper is a pico‑sized alternative to the company’s Nano Looper 360.

French company Two notes Audio Engineering have updated their flagship Reload re‑amping product — and it’s different from what everybody was expecting!

Part fuzz, part guitar synth, this quirky pedal was conceived with horror soundtracks in mind. But it’s not a one‑trick pony...

Electro-Harmonix have created the LPB‑3 Linear Power Booster, which incorporates an active EQ, complete with a parametric mid control.

Offering all the essential facilities at a lower price point, could the new Core version of the Tube Amp Expander be a serious competitor to the original flagship model?

There can be advantages in permanently installing the pickup for your Roland/Boss guitar synth or modeller. Usually, it’s a job for a luthier, but with some basic woodworking skills you can go the DIY route...

Boss’ Katana:Go has been overhauled, and is now more compact, sleek and portable than the original.

TC’s diminutive one‑knob, one‑switch Ditto looper has proven very popular, but TC still wanted to improve it...

When I record guitar in my little ‘studio’ at home, it always sounds kinda noisy. What’s the best way to tackle noise?