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Mesa/Boogie Mark Five: 25 1×10 combo – Small footprint, huge tone

The new Mark Five: 25 1x10 combo is Mesa/Boogie's way of condensing its flagship combo yet retaining all the classic tube tone you would expect from a Mk V amp.

Old Blood Noise Endeavors Minim: Reverse, Reverb and Delay effects in one pedal

The Old Blood Noise Endeavors Minim is the successor to the Rêver, combining a reverse effect, a reverb and a modulated delay in one device for a spherical, textural multi-effect.

Mesa Boogie CabClone IR and CabClone IR Plus: Two new cab sim pedals launched

Has Mesa Boogie missed the mark with its new CabClone IR and CabClone IR Plus cabinet simulation pedals? The quality looks to be there, but are these boxes missing a trick in terms of flexibility?

Seymour Duncan’s new Diamondhead multistage distortion pedal takes us back to the 80s

Seymour Duncan's new Diamondhead is an '80s-flavoured multistage distortion pedal with a flexible 3-band EQ and added boost section. This baby could be perfect for 80s hard rock - among other things.

Keeley’s ECCOS Delay Looper gives you neo-vintage, flanged stereo delay tones

The new ECCOS pedal is described by Keeley as a "neo-vintage" delay and looper. Eh? That's a flangy, tape-style delay to you and me. Plenty of features and lots of retro vibe on tap here.

Mr Black OD-503 mini pedal: A subtle drive designed to make your guitar rig ‘sing’

The Mr Black OD-503 is handmade in Portland and is the latest in his series of mini pedals: This light dynamic overdrive is designed to make your rig sing while not overpowering your guitar's tone.

Morley adds new 20/20 pedals: Wah Lock, Wah Boost and Lead Wah

Morley has just announced three new wah models. The new 20/20 Wah Lock, 20/20 Wah Boost and the 20/20 Lead Wah Morley pedal. Each features the new 20/20 buffer for a clearer signal chain.

Hagerman Overdrive and Boost: Premium tube pedals to help you find your ideal tone

Hagerman launches two premium, American-made tube drive pedals, the Overdrive and Boost. On top of juicy tones on offer here, you can also experiment by swapping out the valves.

Fender officially launches the American Ultra Series: Evolution or revolution?

Fender replaces its Elite Series with the American Ultra Series, adding new pickups, a Modern D neck profile, new finishes and more, taking these classic guitars in a new direction.

Knaggs Kenai-J: A single-cutaway guitar with classic looks

The new Knaggs Kenai-J is a classic formula for guitar tone, based around a vintage-50s style single cutaway design, this boutique guitar looks epic

Fender American Ultra Series leaked all over the web

New Fender American Ultra Series leaked online and it looks like we will get hot-rodded Stratocasters and Jazzmasters amongst the new models officially out on Tuesday!

Fender tease an elite new guitar range with new Stratocaster and bass models

Fender ias teasing a new guitar line and with the tag line "Never Play A Fender The Same Way Again" it certainly looks like this new line of guitars could be an elite one.

Strymon Iridium Amp and IR Cab pedal: It’s official!

Iridium has three guitar amps in one pedal created using the Matrix Modelling process. Also onboard is an IR engine and room reverb. Will this effect live up to Strymon's stellar reputation?

PRS 35th Anniversary: Three new Custom 24 models and McCarty range updates

It's the PRS 35th anniversary year and the company is releasing three new Custom 24 models covering all price points: SE, S2 and Core. Plus the McCarty models are being tweaked a little for 2020.

Fender Mod Shop offers new Silverburst finish on Stratocaster, Telecaster, Jazzmaster

Fender's Mod Shop has quietly been adding some nice custom options of late, including mahogany necks. Now it offers one of our favourite finishes, Silverburst, for the first time.

Godin Guitars intros Session HT model, US-built hard-tail guitars you can afford

Godin Guitars' latest Session HT model offers a high-quality, affordable hard-tail guitar with plenty of great tonal options and features for the money. Who needs trems, anyway?