Guitar and Equipment Reviews
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If you’re like most serious players, you have no doubt realized that there is no substitute, tonally, for having separate dedicated rigs and setups to ...
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We recently reviewed a Jackson Soloist USA guitar and were extremely impressed by the custom-designed hard case it shipped in. Knowing that the case was ...
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We always fantasize about cutting the cord and separating from the amp, only to realize later that it was better to stay wired. In our ...
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Reborn. The word conjures up images of an almost Biblical proportion. And if you share our passion for Mesa’s Dual Rectifier series, a newly redesigned ...
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What? A modeling amp review at MusicPlayers.com? Have we gone soft? Sold out to advertisers? Lost our minds and our ears? Forgot what boutique means? ...
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The Parker Fly guitar has been played by countless pros, and its unique body style is instantly recognizable by any guitar aficionado. Fly guitars were ...
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For over a decade, Pro Tools studio engineers have favored one family of plug-ins more than others for guitar amp and effect simulations: Line 6’s ...
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When we reviewed the Mono M80 dual-guitar gig bags, their functionality, design, and level of gear protection blew us away. Mono set the benchmark against ...
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Signature guitars are an interesting lot. Because these models are designed to address the specific needs and desires of one individual pro player, they are ...
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Iconic guitar models set the trends for what a guitar should represent from the perspectives of body design, playability, and sound. Fender’s Stratocaster and Telecaster ...
