Guitar Technology

Paul White studio tests Roland's versatile modelling guitar amplifier, which has applications both on stage and in recording.

You might think the Pod Pro is just a Pod in a rack, but there's a lot more to it than that.

Roland's new guitar synth is their most affordable yet, but could it also be the best?

Dave Lockwood explains why a Class A valve guitar amp that can muster a mere six Watts is fully deserving of a place in the pages of Sound On Sound.

Paul White tries out a modelling guitar amp with a wide range of tones and a stereo DI output.

Can you get a wall of sound from something the size of a brick? John Walden plugs in his guitar, inserts his earplugs and finds out.

Line 6 announce a software upgrade for their physical modelling guitar amplifier. Paul White plugs in, turns on and checks out the reborn AX2.

Dave Lockwood tests this hi-tech guitar system which seeks to replicate the sound of many of the most coveted vintage and modern amplifiers on the market, with full digital multi-effects thrown in, and all in a convenient, portable, combo format.

Line 6 claim to have put physical modelling technology into a combo amplifier that any guitarist will feel immediately at home with. Paul White puts their claims to the test.

The quest for the perfect Leslie speaker simulator continues. Nick Magnus welcomes an all-analogue member to the rotary club...

The Sessionmaster JD10 recording preamp provides the perfect excuse for guitar practice at the magazine's expense!