When a player starts a company, they’re drawing on years of practical experiences. Neil Jason is a session bassist with some serious cred, and he...
MIDI and guitar sometimes don’t mix well; Jamstik figured out how to make an electric guitar with a modern aesthetic, along with full MIDI functionality...
At first glance the Indio by Monoprice 66SB DLX (what a mouthful) looks like classic Kalamazoo, with the gold top, P90’s and inlays, but the...
Podcasting started out pretty simply: a computer and a microphone. Then the ability to have someone call in, like a radio show, and the hardware...
Monitors are always a big deal in any studio situation, but more importantly, how they work in your space. The idea is the monitor won’t...
In many cases signature instruments can be a hard pill to swallow; if they’re overdone with an artist’s signature graphics or other adornments, players sometimes...
S-type guitars are arguably the most common electric guitar style. The modular design and the adaptability of the electronics have made them popular with players...
The punch of heavy music relies on one thing: tuning. Any riff loses its potency when it’s out of tune, whether it’s from the player’s...
When it comes to reliable, well-made audio gear, sE Electronics have been providing great products for years — and their new active, inline DI (the...
Small format interfaces usually fall into three categories: A device meant for musicians, a device that’s meant for a podcaster, and one that does both,...