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“Monumentally flexible and practical”: Walrus Audio Monumental Harmonic Stereo Tremolo review
With full stereo and mono operation, programmable presets, selectable waveforms and tap tempo, the new Walrus Audio tremolo is monumental indeed
“You may just want to leave it on all the time”: ThorpyFX Electric Lightning review
Thorpy creates a tube-powered drive and boost pedal for Welsh powerhouse Chris Buck
DigiTech looks to shake up the looper market by reviving the upgraded JamMan Solo HD
The heart of the previous JamMan Solo XT remains within the JamMan Solo HD, but some choice tweaks make for notable improvements
“Two of the most favoured drives, tweaked and combined”: Beetronics Wannabee Beelateral Buzz review
Beetronics moves away from its usual original circuit designs and delivers double drive with Klon and Bluesbreaker flavours
Fender’s flagship Bassman pedal series will let you build the basics of any bass ‘board
Designed specifically for bass players, Fender's latest pedal family comprises keenly priced drive, fuzz, compressor, delay and reverb pedals – and there's room to grow
Even Eric Clapton is into lo-fi guitar tones now – and Source Audio’s Artifakt promises all the broken-sounding weirdness you could ever want
The latest high-tech solution to sounding as low-tech as possible is said to be “the ultimate lo-fi experience”
“Plenty of great functionality to make your life easier and assuage any fears of signal or battery loss”: Boss WL-50 review
We put Boss’ pedalboard-friendly wireless guitar system to the test, seeing how it holds up to some stiff competition
“The Beatles connection aside, this is an excellent fuzz pedal in its own right”: Aclam The Mocker review
Aclam revives a rare fuzz circuit from a vintage Vox amp used by The Beatles
