Guitar Technology

This solid state homage to the line output section of The Big Trees is an amplifier‑style preamp pedal that can be set anywhere from a nicely rounded clean tone to convincing valve‑amp‑style break up.

This box aims to provide all you need to use your pedals with a mixer or audio interface.

It’s not often that we review guitars in SOS, but the Aum guitar, brainchild of Gareth Whittock, is such a radical departure...

Hotone believe you shouldn’t have to tweak a million virtual components to find a great guitar tone...

These RATIO tuners take the geared tuner concept further, in an attempt to solve an issue that most players probably don’t even recognise as being a problem...

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!

If you thought IRs were the closest software could come to the sound of a real speaker, think again!

We check out IK’s latest refresh of their popular amp and effects modelling suite.

The concept behind the Soundevice Digital DIFIX is, as the name implies, to ‘fix’ your DI recordings.

Could a poorly set‑up guitar be compromising your recordings?

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

The HeadLine could save you precious session time when indulging your inner tone‑hound.

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...

The 529i offers eight, fully isolated, rechargeable 9V DC pedal power outputs: 2 x 500mA and 6 x 300mA.