Author: Greg Kennelty

Built for the demands of modern metal, Corey Beaulieu’s new Jackson signature axes deliver crushing tone, sleek aesthetics, and flawless playability in 6- and 7-string form.

From subtle tightening to full-on sustain, the King Comp delivers studio-level dynamics, ultra-low noise, and musical responsiveness in a pedalboard-friendly format.

The Mark IIC+ HRG, a fully loaded reincarnation of one of the most revered amps in Boogie history; and the triumphant return of the 1x12 Vintage Thiele Cabinet.

After last year’s wildly successful pink collection, Fender returns with a new Hello Kitty lineup featuring sleek black and white finishes, fresh merch, and the same irresistibly fun attitude.

Merging natural resonance with cutting-edge Multi-Voice technology, Fishman’s new Fluence Acoustic line brings studio-grade tone and silent performance.

Built for speed, stability, and stunning style, the Ibanez HZK1 delivers the perfect fusion of modern aggression and refined craftsmanship — a signature instrument ready to command any stage.

Wide-ranging kits with newly developed pads, updated hardware, and next-generation modules.

The magicians at Strymon have once again stepped into uncharted delay territory. The new Olivera Oil Can Echo pedal resurrects the haunting, liquid ambience of vintage Tel-Ray units — and then supercharges it with 21st-century precision. The result is a dark, warbly, time-bending echo engine