Watch It First Ask ten guitarists for a „transparent overdrive” recommendation and at least six of them will say Morning Glory. It’s become something of… Czytaj dalej »Everyone Recommends the JHS Morning Glory — Here’s Why (Review)
Watch It First Reverb pedals are the effect everyone owns but nobody talks about as much as fuzz or overdrive. Slightly unfair, because a good… Czytaj dalej »Why I Love the TC Electronic Hall of Fame 2 Mini Reverb (Review)
Watch It First Everyone’s first fuzz pedal is either a mistake or a revelation. There’s rarely an in-between. At the price of a decent lunch,… Czytaj dalej »Behringer SF300 – The Cheapest Fuzz That Doesn’t Suck (Review)
Watch It First The Hot Rod Deluxe has been the „default gigging amp” answer for so long it’s basically furniture at this point. Every backline,… Czytaj dalej »Is the Fender Hot Rod Deluxe IV Worth It? [Review]
Watch It First This pedal is tiny. Smaller than a pack of playing cards, basically. And yet it’s one of the most respected compressors in… Czytaj dalej »Don’t Let the Size Fool You: Xotic SP Compressor Review
Watch It First Cab sims used to be a „nice to have” for guitarists who cared about tone on stage. Now half the gigging players… Czytaj dalej »Mooer Radar Review – The Cab Sim That Actually Fools Your Ears
Watch It First Every pedal company eventually makes their version of „Marshall in a box.” JHS’s take is called the Angry Charlie, and the name… Czytaj dalej »My Honest Take on the JHS Angry Charlie V3 (Review)
Watch It First Compressors are the pedal everyone tells you that you need and almost nobody can explain why. The Pulp’n Peel has been JHS’s… Czytaj dalej »So I Tried the JHS Pulp’n Peel V4 (Review)
Watch It First Right, let’s talk about the amp that split guitar forums right down the middle the second it landed on shelves. Fender basically… Czytaj dalej »What Makes the Fender Tone Master Deluxe Reverb So Good? [Review]
Watch It First Quick heads up before we start: the original 385 has been replaced by the MKII, so that’s what I’m covering here. Same… Czytaj dalej »Review: Walrus Audio 385 MKII – The Overdrive Modeled on a Film Projector