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Magneto takes its Sonnet six-string to new heights and launches its first-ever bass
By Phil Weller published
The one-two release is set to be rolled out in May, with its upgraded Strat-a-like and short-scale bass set to be showcased at NAMM 2025
Nobels stuffs three chorus flavors into its tiny new pedal, the CHO-mini
By Phil Weller published
Skewed towards ’70s-style chorus effects, it comes with tap tempo functionality, space-saving housing, and an affordable price tag
Martin dazzles with its 3 millionth masterpiece – and a double-neck debut that has been 100 years in the making
By Matt Parker published
The double neck acoustic-electric Grand J-28E DN might grab the headlines, but there’s plenty to catch your eye in the firm’s special edition announcements
Celestion’s ear-saving Peacekeeper speaker lets you dial in the “sweet spot” of a driven amp at modest volumes
By Phil Weller published
The days of having to crank an amp to excessive levels to make it sing could soon be a thing of the past
Marshall teases the release of a modded JCM, as a new era for the legendary amp brand beckons
By Phil Weller published
The British gear firm is preparing for its first NAMM in five years – and it looks like a new range of effects pedals is on the cards, too
“A smartly turned-out spin on a modern classic”: Jet Guitars JS-45 Elite review
By Dave Burrluck published
Based in Slovenia and made in China, Jet Guitars’ impressively wide range of mainly lookalikes is now heading upmarket. The seatbelt sign is on…
“Plays like a much more modern proposition”: Gretsch Professional Series Hollow Body Tennessean review
By Neville Marten published
The working musician’s hollowbody designed to handle most popular styles but retaining that unmistakably cool Gretsch vibe
ESP has dropped a new LTD signature guitar for Richard ZK – and it’s got the Rammstein riffer rather excited
By Phil Weller published
The guitarist road-tested and experimented with various prototypes before landing on the final form
"Throw your Cantrell staples at the Dirt, and you’re rewarded with authenticity": Funny Little Boxes Dirt pedal review
By Stuart Williams published
Funny little Boxes' tone quest continues with an attempt to recreate Jerry Cantrell's guitar tones from Alice in Chains' Dirt, but it's really a great all-rounder
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