Michael Brown

Zoom continues to dominate the entry-level multi-fx market

While their proportions have shrunk, stompboxes have never been bigger, and the humble pedalboard now comes in a wide variety of forms

Unlike its namesake, Fender's '57 Twin mini amp doesn't offer a lot of clean headroom; it starts to overdrive at pretty modest volume levels

Mere months after the RG9 landed, news of the RGKP6 hit: a guitar that marks a brave collaboration with Korg, and puts a Mini Kaoss Pad S2 at your fingertips

The Marshall MS-2 is ubiquitous for a reason, packing two channels for a modest outlay

The 440 is one of the most eagerly anticipated reissues in the DOD line, thanks largely to its use by Jonny Greenwood

With a four-inch speaker, Orange's Micro Crush sounds bigger than some of its rivals

Back in 2013, Dunlop's Fuzz Face Minis captured our hearts with pedalboard-friendly enclosures and classic dirt tones, and none more so than the FFM3 Jimi Hendrix

As you might have guessed, the Xvive V3 specialises in heavy

There are two unusual things about Xvive's V6 Phaser King...

This US-designed, Chinese-built stomper from Xvive isn't quite what you'd expect - while you probably associate classic rock with bucketloads of mids, the CR scoops them out

Legendary amp brand Orange turns its hand to guitars, tuners and just about everything else