If you are a guitarists which desires an extreme machine that is capable of delivering ultimate heavy tones, then look no further, the Jackson Demmelition Phil Demmel signature guitar is your fix. The name says it all: brutal assaults

Over the past few years, thanks to all the experience of Orange’s designers, the company has recovered a lot of ground and is once again becoming a hot-product for superstars artists from Prince to Slipknot. Orange’s most recent achievement...

Think of this guitar as the Robot plus the Moog synth guitar all rolled up into one butter roll. First and foremost, it's a guitarist's guitar, with three various types of pickup

Blackheart Engineering has brought the guitarworld an amazing all-tube, vintage-styled BH5H head. The little guy has a 1x12 extension cab (BH112 cabinet) loaded with an Eminence speaker, a solid classically joined 15-ply (18mm) void free plywood cabinet b

Tascam has made another effort in the compact recording device field, where they had previously released some products like the DR-1, the DP-02 and DP-02CF, with the Tascam DP-004 Digital Pocketstudio that reminds somehow to the 4-track tape devices where

M3000 single-space rack unit provides a wealth of effects, including compression, de-essing, chorusing, flanging, tremolo, phasing and pitch shifting. But as the name suggests, the focus here is on the effects that you’ll use the most: the reverbs and d

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The war for control of your sole is heating up. Boss and DigiTech continue to massage their entries in the multi-effects floorboard skirmish, each fine-tuning their respective designs with new models and a host of new-and-improved features guaranteed to m

Since forming in 1973, the Bay Area quartet—former Santana members Neal Schon on guitar and Gregg Rolie on keyboards and vocals, ex-Steve Miller Band bassist Ross Valory and journeyman drummer Aynsley Dunbar—had earned critical kudos for its albums of

The pedals, which were designed by Kenny Segall, have several features in common: heavey-duty steel cases, foot-shaped rocker pedals that resemble the gas pedal in a Seventies-era custom van, and a vicious-looking dogface logo with bright red LED eyes tha