Signal Processors

Love the sound of high‑end analogue kit, but don’t have the space or the money to buy it? No problem...

With so many modules on the market, how do you make the right choices?

Not all 500‑series racks are created equal. Here’s what you need to know to make your choice.

Want to combine the freedom to choose EQs and compressors with the convenience of a single plug‑in? PSP may have the answer...

Described as a four-band preamp, overdrive and distortion module, the M G D–2 puts guitar pedal power at the heart of your Eurorack.

With its ability to deliver anything from super-subtle saturation to downright despicable distortion, could this be the only valve preamp you'll ever need?

There are plenty of very heavily distorted examples already out there to be heard, but I’ve gone for some tones that I think challenge the technology a little more.

Widely touted as Boss's response to UA's popular OX, the Tube Amp Expander actually offers a contrasting approach. Will one of them be a clear winner?

Can I get good results on a Dobro that has a Shertler Basik on‑board mic, or will I need a piezo pickup?

Find out how just how well this vintage recreation compares with the original that inspired it.

Though a great recording front‑end, this versatile and characterful processor could just as easily find a home on your stereo mix bus...

Golden Age's new Premier brand takes their popular Pre‑73 preamps to the next level.

I've recently bought a Klark Teknik KT-2A compressor to use with my Warm Audio TB12 preamp and noticed the TB12 has insert input and output sockets. What is the best practice when using outboard compressors with preamps when tracking?

Don’t have a great-sounding room? Can’t turn your amp up to get the sounds you want? Want to turn down your speaker without sacrificing your tube amp’s tonality? Maybe this changes everything...

We cast our eyes and ears over Mr Neve’s elegant contributions to the 500-series format.

Intended as a means of adding ‘analogue mojo’, this device has been designed to integrate seamlessly into a DAW-based workflow.

Sonic Farm’s latest creation is a processor and amplifier designed to cater for every possible bass guitar recording scenario.

These modules can be mixed and matched to create a versatile, high-quality, Neve-esque channel strip for an impressive price.

Serbian company Sonic Dune have augmented the classic Neve 1073 design to offer the user both practical and tonal options.