While most multi-effects units are very much aimed at electric guitar players, some of the features in them would be a waste of time for a guitarist more focused on acoustic playing. A teeny, tiny market does exist for multi-effects processors for acoustic musicians, and it’s here that TC-Helicon’s Play Acoustic model resides. TC-Helicon is […]
T-Rex aren’t known for their multi-effects pedals at all. They’re better known as the creators of some very tasty sounding, but not very cheap stompboxes, as well as power supplies, pedalboards, and relevant cases. So, what do we make of them coming out with a multi-effects unit? Well, going off their existing reputation and positioning, […]
Line 6 have established themselves as a solid brand when it comes to effects. That actually feels like an understatement: they’re one of the top names, and they didn’t get there by making products people didn’t like. Their M series of products are intended to cram all of their previous multi-effects into one case, with […]
Digitech have a long-standing reputation as a quality brand when it comes to multi-effects units, and it’s rare that such reputations are baseless. Their RP360XP is their intermediate model, and it’s an impressive piece of kit. The number of features they have managed to cram into this little box is insane! Seriously, if they put a […]
BOSS are very much the standard for guitar effects pedals, both in terms of individual stompboxes and multi-effects processors. They’ve been dedicated to pedals for so long, a bad BOSS pedal isn’t really a thing. Reviews about BOSS pedals are never bad, they’re more of a list of reasons of why it’s a great, innovative […]
It’s always a joy to review BOSS pedals. Let’s face it, these guys are experts. If they start doing it wrong, what chance does any other manufacturer have? The GP-10 is one of their pricier models, but you know with BOSS that price is always relative. Sure you can check out their cheaper models, but […]