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Fender Mustang I V2 Review

The Fender Mustang I V2 is a modelling amp suitable for beginners as it provides a wide range of tones and is loud enough for home.

Epiphone Dot Review

The Epiphone Dot is a very affordable version of the Gibson ES-335. Find out why the Dot has been so popular over the last two decades and why it’s a great option for a wide range of guitarists.

Line 6 Spider V Amp Review

The Spider V packs in over 200 amp, cab and effect models as well as a long list of features. Read through this review of the Spider V to see whether it suits you or not.

Guitar Rig 6 Review & Tutorial

Find out if Guitar Rig 6 is worth the years of waiting for an upgrade. Learn how to use Guitar Rig 6 from building simple rigs to complex effect chains.

Fender Squier Strat Review: Affinity, Bullet, Contemporary

Find out about the different Squier Stratocaster guitars and how they compare against Fender guitars. Learn the differences between Squiers and which one may suit you.

Guitar Pro 7 Review (Updated 2020)

This updated review looks at Guitar Pro 7 as of version 7.5. Find out what GP7 is and how it can help you become a better guitarist. Check out the updated features and how to use it to learn or write songs.

Best DAWs for Guitar in 2020 (With Tutorials)

Find out what the best DAW for guitar is and how the most popular DAWs compare for guitarists. See tutorials on how to use the best DAWs to record guitar.

Comparing Line 6’s Multi-Effects Pedals (Updated 2020)

This guide compares Line 6’s multi-effects pedals so you can figure out what type of pedal suits your needs as a guitarist

Electro-Harmonix Nano Big Muff Pi Review

The iconic Big Muff fuzz tone without the ridiculous size. This tiny pedal delivers a great tone without hogging up space on your pedalboard.

Line 6 Pod HD500X Review

The Line 6 HD500X packs an impressive number of features and can produce amazing tones once you learn how to use it properly.

Epiphone LP Special II Review

The Epiphone LP Special II is an excellent choice for a beginner guitarist. The simple hardware options and style allows you to focus on your playing and forget about controls