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The Dual Drive pedal has two drive tones inspired by legendary RAT and Tubescreamer circuits. Magnetic Effects says asymmetrical clipping adds more even order harmonics while reducing compression.
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An elegant new arch top boutique jazzer from London's Fibonacci Guitars. The new Ambassador model is available from September and you have plenty of custom options to choose from when ordering.
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Frederic Effects has designed their new Regent 150 preamp using NOS transistors and based it on the old East German made Vermona Regent amp circuit.
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Based around two legendary effects circuits, the new Lonely Robot and Black Moon pedals from London's Magnetic Effects are now available for a limited time only.
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The Sändare Overdrive V2 is a revamp of the Satellite pedal and builds on the great sound of its predecessor to give a low-gain drive/boost pedal with more control than the original.
This new show is aimed at those that play or love the electric and acoustic guitar, so if you are in or near London at the end of September, this could be one to put in your diary.
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Think Univox Superfuzz meets Shinei Fuzz dirt and you'll be in the ballpark with the latest offering by Fredric Effects: the Standard Fuzz Machine recreates the sound of a sought-after vintage fuzz pedal.
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Throbbing, pumping and ducking: Not your everyday guitar tones, but the Deep Space Pulsar aims to give you some fun new ways to play.
With plenty of headroom via its internal 30v circuit and some 20 dB of boost, Magentic say that their new Zola effect can help keep your guitar tone intact in all situations.
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This London based boutique effects company are about to release yet another unique circuit with its roots firmly in the past. It's a limited run so could be very popular, but do you need one?
This years London Bass Guitar Show at Olympia was filled with all the new gear for 2016. The show spanned the weekend and gave us all the chance to check out what is up and coming in the world of bass.
There's been lots of talk and predictions over on the Marshall forums all day, and it all kicked off because of a mysterious back-page cover ad in a UK guitar magazine...
