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“Both wahs sound fantastic”: Vox V846 Vintage and Real McCoy Wah review
By Paul Riario published
Whether you are a Cream fiend and Hendrix fanatic or disciple of the Schenker school, there is a gourmet flavor of wah for you in this retro-accurate wah pairing from Vox
“For its price, playability and tones, it is a magical beast”: Danelectro Doubleneck review
By Paul Riario published
If, “Is it time I brought a doubleneck electric guitar into my life?” is a question you have ever asked yourself, Danelectro answers it in the most emphatic fashion
“Anyone looking for a budget retro acoustic will be charmed”: Gretsch Jim Dandy Concert review
By Jonathan Horsley published
Vintage catalog chic for under $200. We’ve found the mojo, but have we found the tone?
“Very much the upgrade that was needed for one of the most popular headphone amps for guitar”: Fender Mustang Micro Plus review
By Matt McCracken published
Fender’s teeny-tiny portable practice amp gets a significant upgrade
“Genuine classic sounds of the original”: TC Electronic TC 2290P Dynamic Digital Delay review
By Chris Gill published
A bucket-list item for many players arrives in an affordable pedal format. But does it stack up with the rack-mountable unit that inspired it?
“A versatile pedal that provides many options”: Electro-Harmonix LPB-3 review
By Trevor Curwen published
EHX serves up boost with an EQ section for powerful tonal shaping from a compact pedal
“Evokes the spirit of the original”: Epiphone Inspired By Gibson 1959 Les Paul Standard review
By Daryl Robertson published
With an ambitious swing at the most desirable guitar ever made, Epiphone wants everyone to get a chance to experience the beauty of the ’Burst
“Extremely well-made guitars… bags of character”: Auden 632 Series Chester 000 and Bowman OM review
By David Mead published
A new series of short-scale acoustics joins the ranks at Auden – complete with a very smart soundhole preamp
“Full-fat P90 roar”: Gibson Charlie Starr Les Paul Junior and Epiphone USA Collection Coronet review
By Dave Burrluck published
Introduced in 1954 and always overshadowed by ‘proper’ Les Pauls, the 70-year-old Junior is now rather senior. With two just released, it’s time to celebrate the Junior style
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