If you are searching for a powerful multi effects board, amp modeller, guitar effects processor or all-in-one pedalboard solution, the Hotone AMPERO II STAGE deserves serious attention. Modern guitarists are asking for more from their rigs than ever before. They...
If you have been watching the powered/active PA market lately, the trend is hard to miss - column PA speaker systems have become one of the most popular formats for modern live sound. Let’s be honest - traditional PA speakers...
Updated on 14th of June 2026, CIOKS DC7 V2 is now available to order! If you’ve been trying to lock in a CIOKS DC7 lately, you’ve probably hit the same wall everyone else has - “out of stock”, “backorder”, “request ETA”,...
Where live music, community, and creativity collide The Burnt Butter Jam is not just another gig night. It’s a purpose-built space for musicians, music lovers, and the wider creative community to genuinely connect through live performance. Grounded in the belief that...
Building a pro-level guitar rig used to cost thousands. In 2026, the technology has finally caught up. Whether you’re chasing AI-assisted sound design or realistic amp captures, you can now fit a professional-grade rig in your gig bag for under $500...
Unlock USB-MIDI Control for Your UAFX Pedals At Gsus4, we’re all about enabling musicians with next-level tools and seamless workflows. Today, we’re excited to bring you the key insights from the folks at Universal Audio, who’ve rolled out a powerful...
Getting Started with the Narciso Delay Power Note: Power supply sold separately. The Narciso Delay requires an isolated 9V DC power supply, centre-negative, with a 2.1 x 5.5 mm barrel connector (standard Boss type), capable of supplying 300 mA of...
Quick answer: High-current digital pedals like Quad Cortex, HX Stomp XL, and Eventide H9/H90 require isolated outputs delivering 500–1000mA at 9V (or manufacturer-approved alternatives). Most standard pedalboard power supplies are insufficient and can cause instability or damage. Avoid daisy-chaining or...
Paul Cochrane's Timmy overdrive pedal, introduced in 2004, fundamentally redefined transparent overdrive design and sparked one of the most extensive—and controversial—family trees in boutique pedal history. This Tennessee-built pedal not only influenced countless circuit designs but also generated heated debates...
