Guitar Technology

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. 

Zoom's upcoming B2 Four brings their new Multi-Layer IR technology to bassists, providing an all-in-one amp simulation and multi-effects solution.

The latest DynIR release from Two notes captures a selection of guitar cabinets picked by industrial metal band Ministry. 

This new guitar pedal allows users to take up to 150 Tone Models created with IK Multimedia's modelling software from the studio to the stage. 

This latest plug-in from Nembrini Audio aims to recreate the tones provided by the classic ADA MP-1 guitar preamp, and also includes some built-in effects and cabinet modelling. 

Powered by a new Ensemble engine, Strymon's latest pedal is dedicated to creating pads and soundscapes that responsively follow the user’s playing.

The latest firmware for Neural DSP's Quad Cortex introduces almost 900 new Neural Captures along with a new Hybrid Mode, a redesigned UI, and much more. 

N-Audio have released two switching units that cater to guitarists and bassists who utilise multiple amplifers and cabinets. 

Source Audio have announced the upcoming release of a MIDI Adapter that will provide MIDI functionality to each of their single footswitch effects pedals.

Bogren Digital’s latest release provides a collection of guitar cabinet impulse responses captured by renowned metal producer Tue Madsen.