GSUS4 Guides / Creative Pedals OPFXS Pedals: Creative Tools for Players Who Want More Than Ordinary Effects OPFXS is not just another boutique pedal brand. The best way to understand it is as a practical creative toolbox for guitarists who...
The Sound of Springs: A GSUS4 Guide to Spring Reverb, Drip and Surf Tone GSUS4 Guides / Reverb & Delay The Sound of Springs Before ambience became a preset, spring reverb was a physical event: a guitar signal thrown into...
New Arrival / Delay Workstation Deep Dive The original Strymon TimeLine became a modern classic because it gave guitarists, synth players, worship musicians, ambient players and studio users a serious stereo delay workstation in pedal form. The new Strymon TimeLine MX...
The Behringer WING is one of the most powerful digital mixing platforms in its class, but like any modern digital console, it relies heavily on firmware. Keeping your WING firmware up to date can improve system stability, add new functions,...
Guitar pedals are not only for electric guitar anymore. Delay, reverb, chorus, pitch shifting, saturation, looping and experimental effects can be incredibly powerful on vocals, saxophone, trumpet, violin, cello, acoustic guitar, percussion and even spoken word. The problem is not...
Some pedals are easy to describe. An overdrive makes your amp break up. A chorus adds modulation. A delay creates repeats. A compressor evens out your dynamics. The Strymon Deco V2 is none of those — and somehow, it is...
Explore the Eventide H9 Gen 2 with 74+ algorithms, H90 and H9 Max libraries, USB-C, MIDI, 1,000+ presets, and compact Eventide multi-FX power.
Upgrade your bass with Trickfish FlexCore and J-Core onboard preamps, designed around Mike Pope’s high-end bass preamp legacy and built for clarity, punch, warmth and flexible active tone control.
For many guitarists, upgrading a pedalboard usually means adding another overdrive, delay or reverb. The power supply is often treated as an afterthought—something that simply sits underneath the board and “does its job.” In reality, your power supply is one...
