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Watch It First Let’s get one thing straight before anything else. This is a review of the Ibanez TS808, the original Tube Screamer, not the… Czytaj dalej »Why I Love the Ibanez TS808 (Review)

Watch It First The Telecaster hasn’t really changed shape since 1950. Two single coils, a slab body, a bolt-on neck. It’s the blueprint every other… Czytaj dalej »Review: Fender Vintera III 50s Telecaster – Old-School Twang Reborn

Watch It First Octave pedals have gone through some rough phases over the decades. Older Boss octavers, the OC-2 and OC-3 included, were beloved for… Czytaj dalej »Boss OC-5 – The Octave Pedal That Finally Nailed It [Review]

Watch It First Fuzz pedals are weirdly polarizing. Half the guitarists I know treat them like a novelty box that only comes out for one… Czytaj dalej »Review: MXR Classic 108 Fuzz Mini – Hendrix Fuzz, Pedalboard Sized

Watch It First ESP has two tiers most players think about: the expensive ESP originals, and LTD, the more affordable line built to get that… Czytaj dalej »Is the ESP LTD EC-256 Worth It? [Review]

Watch It First Octave pedals have a bit of a reputation problem. A lot of them can handle a single note just fine, then fall… Czytaj dalej »EHX Nano POG Review – The Octave Pedal That Just Works

Watch It First Pitch shifting pedals used to be a nightmare. Glitchy tracking, weird latency, and prices that only made sense if you were touring… Czytaj dalej »Electro-Harmonix Pitch Fork Review – Octaves and Harmonies On Tap

Watch It First Small guitars usually mean small sound. That’s the deal you accept when you buy a travel acoustic, right? Except the Taylor GS… Czytaj dalej »What Makes the Taylor GS Mini So Addictive? [Review]

Watch It First Owning a Martin used to mean saving up for years or buying secondhand and hoping for the best. The X Series changed… Czytaj dalej »Martin D-X2E – The Cheapest Way to a Real Martin Dread (Review)

Watch It First The SG shape has been kicking around since 1961 and it still looks like it’s about to start a fight. Epiphone’s take… Czytaj dalej »Epiphone SG Custom AW Review – Gibson Looks Without the Gibson Bill