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Boss unveils the Katana Mini-X, a portable $149 10W amp with effects, tuner and Bluetooth
By Jonathan Horsley published
The Katana-Mini X has three amp types with alternate voicings for each of them, and there is more volume and depth than you might expect from its 5" speaker
Rick Wakeman: “The truth of the matter is, there is no such thing as a solo on record"
By Ben Rogerson published
“The truth of the matter is, there is no such thing as a solo on record,” he argues
Guitar Center in Sherman Oaks flooded after car ploughs into fire hydrant
By Jonathan Horsley published
Stock could be seen “pouring out through the front and rear exits” of the Los Angeles store
“He was one of the weirdest bass players in the history of rock”: 5 basslines that capture the genius of The Grateful Dead's Phil Lesh
By Ethan Hein published
We take a backwards glance at 5 of Lesh's greatest moments with The Grateful Dead
Bootsy Collins' bass guitar, Farfisa organ and Yamaha DX7 go up for sale along with a collection of memorabilia
By Matt Mullen published
Offering a "rare window into Bootsy's brief run with the Godfather of Soul", the Bootsy Collins Collection also features a $5 fine issued to Collins by James Brown Productions
Coldplay forced to play a show without one of their members for the first time in their history
By Ben Rogerson published
Guy Berryman was taken ill in Melbourne
“Making that record was like pulling teeth!” Rush remember the album that drove them half-mad
By Paul Elliott published
It wasn’t easy being the high priests of conceptual rock
“Nicky Wire on lead vocals!”: Hear the Manic Street Preachers’ surprise new single
By Paul Elliott published
Plus: details on the band’s “energised and euphoric” new album
Fender gives its classic models a high-performance makeover with the American Ultra II series
By Jonathan Horsley published
The American Ultra II series features all-new pickups, compound radius fingerboards, premium components, fresh finishes and Fender’s “fastest-playing necks” as standard
Blink-182's Mark Hoppus gives us the lowdown on his brand-new Fender bass and discloses why he has switched to Neural DSP Quad Cortex
By Daryl Robertson published
The pop-punk bassist discusses his new signature model, what got him interested in Fender basses, what he believes is his greatest riff and more
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