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Epiphone Les Paul Special review
By Chris Corfield published
Time to reevaluate an entry-level classic?
“Delivers a stunning sound with bags of sustain and a complex tonal profile”: Sheeran by Lowden W05 review
By Matt McCracken published
Ed Sheeran's collaboration with Lowden brings us a comfortable acoustic guitar made in Northern Ireland
“Can genuinely hold its own in any genre”: Mesa/Boogie Mark VII 1x12 Combo review
By Richard Barrett published
How can Mesa/Boogie possibly have improved on the Mark V so much that it skipped the Mark VI? Join us as we plug in and find out
“A hard-rocking Superstrat”: Charvel Pro-Mod Relic San Dimas Style 1 Relic HH FR PF review
By Stuart Williams published
With a super-charged Strat vibe and a contrasting relic finish, Charvel’s San Dimas Style 1 is swapping Spandex for slippers as the 80s blueprint reaches middle age
“An astoundingly great fuzz”: Dophix Medici More Fuzz review
By Paul Riario published
A brilliant but pricey dirt box from Italy – with two layers of fuzz
“It is more evolution than revolution, but Positive Grid have delivered everything guitarists have been asking for and more”: Positive Grid Spark 2 review
By Matt McCracken published
PG’s groundbreaking desktop amp finally gets an update, and we got our hands on it pre-launch
“Faithful reproductions at a affordable prices”: Warm Audio Warm Bender and RingerBringer review
By Chris Gill published
Warm Audio's latest hot plate of vintage-inspired effects pedals presents us with a three-circuit Tone Bender-style fuzz and an all-analog Moog-inspired ring mod – and an abundance of mojo for our 'boards
“Prepare to be easily charmed… nothing short of inspiring”: Orangewood Juniper Sunburst Live review
By Paul Riario published
This affordable acoustic is compact, perfectly set up, and bang on trend with a rubber bridge that offers a compelling alternative to traditional acoustic sounds
“Right up there with the big-name brands”: Soloking MS-1 Custom review
By Matt McCracken published
A great-value guitar looking to clash headstocks with the big boys. Stainless steel frets, roasted maple neck, Wilkinson hardware and coil-splitting humbuckers? Where do we sign up?
“The build quality and voice of a fully fledged professional instrument”: McNally S-32 review
By David Mead published
Despite its membership in McNally’s entry-level range, this small-bodied guitar’s spec sheet reads more like an instrument from the major league. Is it as good as it sounds? Let’s find out…
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