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NAMM Show 2026: Day 2 Roundup
Catch up on all the biggest day‑two highlights — including new Chapman, Yamaha & Reverend guitars, Sire’s 2026 lineup, the latest Dunlop pedals & more!
24 Jan 2026 - 12 min read | 106 min watch
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NAMM Show 2026: Day 1 Roundup
See the latest gear from Neural DSP, Martin Guitars, Korg, Fender Custom Shop, Blackstar Amps & more!
23 Jan 2026 - 11 min read | 71 min watch
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Neural Quad Cortex vs Quad Cortex Mini vs Nano: 2026 Comparison Guide
What Is The Difference Between The Neural DSP Quad Cortex, Quad Cortex Mini & Nano Cortex? In this blog, we explore the differences, and find out which one is perfect for your musical needs.
21 Jan 2026 - 8 min read | 114 min watch
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NAMM Show 2026: Early Releases, Rumours & News
NAMM 2026 is almost here. But in many ways, the show has already begun! Plenty’s been announced in the run up to the event, and this is the place to see all the coolest gear that’s gone live early — plus some juicy rumours and predictions.
21 Jan 2026 - 23 min read | 145 min watch
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Andertons TV Awards: 2025 Winners Announced!
Hundreds voted, we listened — and the results are finally in! See our fans’ fave gear of 2025, from the year’s hottest new electric guitar to the most mind-blowing innovation.
30 Dec 2025 - 11 min read | 97 min watch
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How to Restring a Bigsby Guitar
Re-stringing a guitar is generally an easy process, which gets easier the more you do. At first, it's a challenge, and then you start challenging yourself to do it faster. A Bigsby however, is a completely different story.
19 Dec 2025 - 5 min read | 5 min watch
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Walrus Audio Pedals: 5 Amazing Hidden Features
The boffins at Walrus Audio obviously make great sounding guitar pedals, but they also like to add some tones and tools you'd only find if you were to really dig into each stompbox. Here are the best tricks and tips to get the most out of your Walrus Audio pedals!
19 Dec 2025 - 4 min read | 73 min watch
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Guitar Humidity – Is damp in your house affecting your guitar?
You may already know that a premium acoustic guitar should be kept between 45-50% humidity, but knowing it is one thing – actually getting it there is another. And how bad is it if you’re a few percentage points off that sweet spot?
19 Dec 2025 - 5 min read | 2 min watch
