Guitar Technology

Universal Audio's newest UAFX pedals each offer authentic emulations of sought-after vintage processors and boast a more compact form factor than the line-up’s previous offerings.

MLC Subzero 100 models the hand-built guitar amp of the same name from Mark L Custom Guitar Electronics, a model renowned for its rich, detailed tone.

The new Ampworx High-Gain series pedals promise to capture the sound of classic Marshall, Mesa/Boogie and Peavey guitar amplifers. 

Origin Effects' latest pedal offers a modern take on the Klon Centaur and uses their Adaptive Technology, which adapts the voicing in response to pick attack and volume knob changes.

Liquid Profiling is a new technology for the Kemper platform which is said to seamlessly blends their patented approach to amplifier profiling with conventional modelling techniques.

Boss' new acoustic amp uses the company's new Air Feel technology to emulate the detail captured by stereo microphone setups.

Created by the team behind Blackstar's Artisan, Series One, ID:Series and St. James product ranges, the Blackstar St. James Plugin promises to set a new standard in the amp simulation world.

Boss' latest guitar synth comes packed with a huge selection of sounds which can be layered, triggered by different strings, or even split across different fret ranges. 

The first release from John Petrucci's new Tonemission brand contains a selection of impulse responses that capture the exact signal chain used for his three most recent albums.

The latest DynIR bundle for Two notes' Torpedo modelling systems contains seven guitar and bass cabinet models from the live and studio rigs of British rock band Don Broco.

Kingpin and Iris bring an affordable germanium overdrive and simple optical compressor to Coppersound's Mini Series line-up.

Boss’ new ME-90 multi-effects pedal combines amp modelling and impulse response loading with a range of effects derived from their flagship GT-1000 unit.

The latest plug-ins for MOD Audio's amp modelling platform employ AI technology and provide users with a range of advanced tone-shaping possibilities.

G4M is a new musical instrument and technology brand that plans to offer a range of high-quality products to intermediate and professional musicians, producers and engineers.