Boss have announced the release of a new range of amplifiers – the Katana range which hold true to Boss and their rock roots. They may look like they are for gigging, but they claim to have a Power Control that limit volume to allow them to be played well in the home environment as well. […]
Unless you are in constant contact with people who also play guitar, getting guitar news, views and banter can be a little difficult to come about. As a result of being otherwise busy, I find that one of the best ways of keeping up to date is through listening to guitar podcasts on my commute
TC Electronics, the makers that take up a lot of pedal real estate have released a new pedal, The Mimiq Doubler. The Mimiq is a pedal made primarily for rock and heavy metal musicians who want to fatten up their tone without having to worry about fiddling about with numerous settings on delays and choruses.
Looking at the range that Gibson are releasing for the 2017 season, I thought there were just far too many to report on for a single post, so here are the rest. The initial post focussed primarily on the LP range, so we will now look at the SGs, Firebirds and Explorers. SG Range SG
Whether it be leak or ‘leak’ the Gibson 2017 range specs have been released this past week on the internet and they are looking pretty good. Before you ask, no there are no Robo Tuners and yes, there is a range of left handed models. Who knows though when these models will actually hit the
Biyang Tri-Reverb Purchased from Aliexpress for $63AUD This reverb is great and has an awesome resonance for such a cheap pedal. Settings are relatively uncomplicated with blend and reverb controls along with mini-switches for Room/Hall/Spring reverb and an A/B switch setting. The A/B switch seems to be a dark/light control with B being on the
The tyranny of distance is very real when it comes to trying to work out where to buy Guitar pedals in Australia. The cost of not only the product, but postage and import duties PLUS the need to make a profit often mean that the cost of pedals are quite high in Australia. Below we