Guitar Technology

IK Multimedia's latest AmpliTube add-on brings kits users out with three officially certified recreations of classic and rare guitar pedals.

Grace Design's latest offerings make their renowned microphone preamps available in pedal format, and include some useful features such as built-in EQ, boost and effects loop facilities.

The King of Fuzz is a limited editon version of The British Pedal Company's Tone Bender effect, and has been produced to commemorate the coronation of King Charles III.

TC's new pedal offers musicians a sample sustainer effect in a compact form.

The latest delay pedals from Boss emulate the sound of the Roland SDE-3000 Digital Delay, with one model offering an authentic recreation of Eddie Van Halen's live amp and effects setup.

Wampler's latest pedal has been developed with Grammy-nominated artist Cory Wong, who wanted to combine the company's EGO effect with a boost pedal and add a built-in direct output.

Individually catering to both guitar and bass players, Origin Effects' latest offerings offer a mix of vintage-inspired drive and EQ that helps to introduce everything from subtle boosts through to fuzz-like “cranked console” saturation.

Over 10,000 user-created Tone Models for IK Multimedia's TONEX software are now available, and the company are giving away a collection of hardware and software to celebrate.

The AXE I/O ONE offers a similar feature set to IK Multimedia’s larger AXE I/O devices in a smaller and more affordable package.

Universal Audio add to their UAFX range with the launch of three new pedals, authentically modelling analogue delay, reverb and compression effects.

Blackstar's latest amplifier offers three channels, CabRig modelling technology, a boost circuit and a reverb processor, all in a compact pedalboard-friendly format. 

High-gain Heroes adds an additional 50 Premium Tone Models to IK Multimedia's TONEX library, bringing the total count of amp and cabinet models to 1100. 

HeadRush's new flagship pedalboard system greatly expands on the capabilities of its predecessor, boasting built-in amp cloning, new effects and amp models and onboard Auto-Tune processing courtesy of Antares.  

The latest version of Shure's digital wireless systems offer improved performance and battery time, and come with a wide range of transmitter options.