Trevor Curwen

Walrus Audio releases a stereo version of its Monument tremolo with presets and more

Some familiar modelling technology moves into a brand-new setting

The Japanese effects giant packs multi-effects into an even smaller space

The G5 is Zoom's flagship product, and this tweaked update from the multi-effects specialist promises a bevy of amp sims and effects for even more fun.

Wireless stompbox with its own FX store

There are plenty of USB-equipped microphones around these days offering the convenience of being able to be plugged directly into your computer without needing a separate preamp or audio interface

The JAM 96k takes iPad cabling to a new level by offering up to 24bit/96kHz operation and a Class-A JFET input stage

If you just want access to the GT's modelled sounds without having a large floorpedal, Boss has introduced the GT-001

Axe to grind

The iRig HD was a simple affair.

Fancy doing some busking? If so, you might just be interested in Roland's new Cube Street EX, an update on the previous Street model, that the company says offers a huge performance upgrade

From Hendrix to Jack White - we check out Wampler's versatile Velvet stompbox

A collaboration between EarthQuaker Devices and Colby Amps has resulted in the Colby Fuzz Sound, known as the Park Fuzz Sound in the USA, as Colby has the rights to the name there.

Compact, controlled chorus

A chorus pedal offering a lush modulate effect

Does this Empress rule?

Just about every boutique pedal maker turns out some sort of Tube Screamer clone, but Earthquaker has taken a radical approach to the task.

The most flexible analogue drive pedal out there?

Vintage tweed overdrive emulation

Let there be power!

All for one

Line 6 was a pioneer of affordable amp modelling hardware, from the original POD through its many successors.

A neat little reverb stompbox, but is it overpriced?

They might have had their heyday a long time ago but ribbon mics have become increasingly popular over the last few years