All Entries in the "Reviews" Category
Become a Pedalboard Mod God with Pedal Pods
Modular Construction, Integrated Power, and Signal Tweakability Make Pedalboard Customization Easy! This writer remembers a time, not long ago at all, when guitarists (and even some bassists) were stuck using one pedalboard to do everything. Some of us had the trusty ol’ Boss three- or six-slot “briefcase” and were forced to devise crazy ways to […]
Embracing the “Why Not” Mod? Mojotone Makes It Easy to Mod for the Sake of Modding
Making a great guitar even better … upgrades worth checking out!
Ukulele for Beginners: How to Play the Ukulele on Your Own
Love teaching yourself new skills? The ukulele is a wonderful instrument to learn on your own. Discover how to play the ukulele with these tips and tricks!
An Audio Interface For Tone Hounds, Not Techies – IK Multimedia’s New AXE I/O
The AXE I/O is an interface with functionality specifically designed for the recording guitarist…
Un-Suhr-tain Future? Is Harley Benton Crashing the Premium, Professional-Grade Party?
Un-Suhr-tain Future? Is Harley Benton Crashing the Premium, Professional-Grade Party? By now, dear reader, you’re familiar with the Harley Benton line of instruments. The YouTube community has taken more than a little bit of a shine to the line; you can pick from a ton of different electric, acoustic, and bass guitar models that […]
Owners Manual – Poontang Boomerang and Pussy Melter
Explicit Owners Manuals – Steel Panther / Satchel Pedals
Red Alert — Incoming from Epiphone!
A true story about a collector and their passion for Epiphone …
Standby Switches – Everything about them!
Everything you ever wanted to know about Standby Switches!
A Cable Kit That’s A Cut Above
Flexible, oxygen-free conductor surrounded by tinned, braided shielding for for low-capacitance, low-noise performance that’s especially important in pedalboard patch cables, given their close proximity to other cabling and power supplies
Find New Chemistry With Your Gear – Big Leg Circuits
“The aim of Big Leg Circuits is not to reinvent the wheel, but let guitarists easily explore and experiment within the realm of classic tone while keeping things as simple and straightforward as possible while incorporating ways to achieve a greater range of articulation beyond what a stock wiring scheme can provide!”
