Guitar Technology

Includes Guitar Amp Modellers, Guitar Combos, Speakers, Pickups, Guitar Accessories plus Guitar-related Techniques/Tips.

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Holy Island Audio Super Freq
Auto-filter & Fuzz Pedal
The Super Freq by Holy Island Audio is not for the subtle tone seeker, as it is wild and unruly — but in the most wonderful way!

Reviews May 2021
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Eventide MicroPitch Delay now available in pedal form
Classic widening effect applies pitch-shift and delay
Classic stereo-widening effect combines pitch-shifts, delays and modulation.

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Celestion SpeakerMix Pro
Guitar Cabinet Emulation Plug-in
If you thought IRs were the closest software could come to the sound of a real speaker, think again!

Reviews Mar 2021
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IK Multimedia AmpliTube 5
Amp & Effects Modelling Software
We check out IK’s latest refresh of their popular amp and effects modelling suite.

Reviews Mar 2021
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Soundevice Digital DIFIX
Guitar & Bass DI Processor
The concept behind the Soundevice Digital DIFIX is, as the name implies, to ‘fix’ your DI recordings.

Reviews Mar 2021
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Setting Up Guitar: DIY Maintenance Tips
Don't Let A Poor Setup Ruin Your Recordings!
Could a poorly set‑up guitar be compromising your recordings?

Techniques Feb 2021
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Universal Audio guitar pedals unveiled
UAFX series comprises three DSP-based effects
The UAFX series comprises three DSP-based effects, with algorithms coded by the UAD plug-in team.

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NAMM 2021: Zoom G6
Flagship guitar multi-effects pedal announced
New flagship multi-effects pedal features a convolution engine and can store up to 100 user cabinet impulse responses.

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Gibson acquire Mesa/Boogie
Amp design legend Randy Smith to join guitar giants
Mesa/Boogie founder Randy Smith will join Gibson in a design role.

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Zivix Jamstik Studio
MIDI Guitar
Some of the performance issues associated with guitar‑to‑MIDI systems may not be insurmountable after all!

Reviews Jan 2021
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DACS HeadLine
Guitar Amp & Speaker Selector
The HeadLine could save you precious session time when indulging your inner tone‑hound.

Reviews Nov 2020
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Why I Love... The EBow
Paul White
The EBow is a small plastic‑cased gadget, powered by a 9V battery, and when it’s hovered over a guitar string, it causes it to vibrate...

People Nov 2020
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Mission Engineering 529i
Pedalboard Battery Power Supply
The 529i offers eight, fully isolated, rechargeable 9V DC pedal power outputs: 2 x 500mA and 6 x 300mA.

Reviews Oct 2020
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Two Notes release 16Ω Captor X
Premium reactive loading/speaker simulation now available with higher impedance
French virtual-guitar-amp experts Two Notes have released a new higher-impedance version of their acclaimed Captor X reactive load/speaker simulator.

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IK Multimedia Z-Tone Buffer Boost & Z-Tone DI
Variable Impedance Guitar Preamps
IK's Z‑Tone products put the user in control of pickup, impedance and load variables, by equipping a high-quality preamp with the means to adjust the input impedance to best suit the instrument.

Reviews Sep 2020
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Yamaha THR10 II
Guitar Amplifier
Though small and quiet, this stereo combo is big on possibilities...

Reviews Sep 2020
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Two Notes Torpedo Captor X
Guitar Amp Dummy Load & Speaker Simulator
Reactive load boxes that also offer top-quality speaker simulation have been seriously expensive — until now...

Reviews Aug 2020
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HeadRush announce major update to Looperboard
New firmware adds real-time harmonies, pitch correction and more
Performance-oriented looper adds real-time harmonies, pitch correction, BPM detection and much more.

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Melda Production MCabinet
Guitar Cabinet Emulation Plug‑in
Melda's novel approach to cab emulation frees you from the confines of convolution.

Reviews Jul 2020
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Vox Cambridge 50
Hybrid Valve & Modelling Guitar Amplifier
Need a single amp to cover all your home–recording and gigging duties? Vox have got you covered!

Reviews Jun 2020
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Creative Uses For Amp Simulators
Outside The Box
Used right, amp modelling plug‑ins can sound almost like the real thing. But it's much more fun to use them wrong!

Techniques Jun 2020