Aggressive designs, flawless playability, and enough tone to crush planets.
The Wage War guitarist takes the 27" scale beast down to Drop-F, showing exactly why this baritone is built for
Aged Heirloom lacquer, Pure Vintage pickups, and stainless steel frets headline Fender's most premium models yet.
First-ever triple-pickup CE model blends signature PRS clarity with expanded tonal range.
The cult lo-fi tone of the Tascam Portastudio 424 – rubbery cleans, gooey fuzz, and all – is now ready
FXEQ lets producers target effects like reverb, delay, and saturation to precise frequency bands – no routing required.
Its pedigree is clear, but it might be the black sheep of the family.
DI matching, Chug enhancement, pitch control, and a no-nonsense amp stage — all in one streamlined interface.
It exists and I want it. For tone purposes.
From high-headroom active EQ to pure passive punch, Commerford’s Artist Series StingRay basses offer two distinct takes on a modern
From its anodized aluminum top to Pasadena humbuckers, this guitar is built for tone, speed, and stage presence.
Originally launched in 1990, the neck‑through DC127 returns with Custom Shop flexibility and modern upgrades.
Specifically Derby Red, Trad Blue, Laurel Green, and Dandy Lion.
"It was unique. I never thought of using one before that."
Blackstar's new Polar Go aims to put a complete stereo recording studio in the palm of your hand.
From phasing resonators to melting octaves, Lost + Found takes you deep into the world of rare and unconventional guitar
