9 Results for "Brian May"

Crazy Tube Circuits TI:ME – Based on the MXR Model 113 Digital Delay

The new Crazy Tube Circuits TI:ME effect is based on the legendary 1976 MXR delay circuit, as used by the likes of David Gilmour.

Is IK Multimedia about to drop AmpliTube 5?

Are we about to see a new AmpliTube 5? IK Multimedia has uploaded a video featuring a guitar plectrum-like shape hovering over a barren looking planet, so it's either that or a possible invasion!

Catalinbread announces new Naga Viper Treble Booster Gallery Series

The new Limited Edition Naga Viper Gallery Series from Catalinbread Effects comes with unique artwork, and helps raise money for a worthwhile cause. You also get a free matching t-shirt!

Watch this amateur woodworker make an incredible guitar – out of a shelf.

What did you do during the lockdown? One amateur woodworker built an amazing semi-hollow guitar from scratch out of some old office shelves. Check out this incredible video, you won't regret it.

Ananashead FX Range Booster – Sabbath-style Dallas Rangemaster tones?

The new Ananashead Range Booster is the latest in a long list of treble boosters inspired by the classic late '60s Dallas Rangemaster. But will it get you closer to that Sabbath tone?

IK Multimedia Amplitube Brian May sound pack: We Will (Virtually) Rock You

IK Multimedia has released its Amplitube Brian May software pack, aiming to give you all the classic Queen tones you could possibly want. But does it get close to Brian May's iconic sound?

IK Multimedia wants to Rock You! Is something majestic due soon?

It looks as though IK Multimedia are about to release a new set of Brian May signature tones for their Amplitube software. But, will it rock you?

Brian May Guitars to build a signature Two Tone electric for Arielle

The guitar company run by Queen's Brian May is planning to release a signature model guitar for Arielle based around her own hand-built instrument she calls Two Tone.

Fredric Effects Accomplished Badger – A Germanium Boost to add to your set

This two-stage pre-amp, boost pedal is a simple yet clever little germanium based design that can be either sweet or dirty depending on how you set it.