Guitar Technology

This modern take on the Lexicon 224 may be a pedal, but it has applications that go way beyond guitar.

One of the best Uni‑Vibe clones on the market just got an update.

The IR‑200 is a compact, DSP‑powered pedal that pairs an amp simulator with a speaker cabinet impulse‑response engine.

The latest pedal in Boss’ SY series offers expressive synth sounds without the hassle.

Can a pedal really replicate the classic studio sound of a tweed‑era Champ?

Donner’s Island Delay is a multimode delay pedal with a maximum delay time of 1.2 seconds and 10 delay types on offer...

If you’re a fan of early 1970s guitar tones, this evamp of the classic Colorsound Power Boost pedal might be one you’ll enjoy...

TC Electronic’s AEON String Sustainer has been out for a few years now, but we recently got our hands on one for the first time...

The Electro‑Harmonix Memory Man is one of the longest‑running and most popular analogue delay pedals around and...

These valve‑based pedals offer DSP speaker emulation, USB audio interfacing and comprehensive EQ.

Pedal legends Boss have now built their clever synth engine into a regular guitar — no hex pickups required!

This expansion pack, which has been approved by the Hendrix estate, requires Positive Grid’s Bias 2 FX plug‑in or Spark amp to run and adds the extra pedal and amp models needed to recreate Jimi's classic sounds.

Blackstar Dept. 10 Boost is part of a series of pedals that use full‑voltage, dual‑triode valves to provide the touch responsiveness of a valve amplifier.

It may be super-compact, but the MX5 punches well above its price tag. What’s not to like?

With both desktop and mobile versions, and a tiered pricing model, there’s a Bias FX 2 version to suit any budget.

It takes a hell of a lot of prep and expertise to create the perfect cabinet IR library...

Origin Effects' latest offering is inspired by the work of the backline technicians of the ’70s and ’80s who spent time modifying amps in search of new and exciting sounds.

The Vibraslide is a genuinely unique and impressive take on the guitar sustainer concept.

The affordable and stylish Spark 40 packs Positive Grid’s powerful modelling software into a convenient, portable practice amp. What’s not to like?

This solid state homage to the line output section of The Big Trees is an amplifier‑style preamp pedal that can be set anywhere from a nicely rounded clean tone to convincing valve‑amp‑style break up.

This box aims to provide all you need to use your pedals with a mixer or audio interface.