When guitar players think about tone they think about the obvious things: guitars, amplifiers, stomp boxes, etc. The one part that is often left out of the tone equation is the humble instrument cable. These play a much bigger role than many may realise. Cheap no-name cables are made with …
Instrument cables play a bigger part in a guitar player’s tone than many would think. Many use cheap no-name cables that are available for a few dollars at the local music store. These cables quite often have flimsy jacks and cheap, thin nasty cable that doesn’t hold up well to …
Nowadays there are a range of instrument interfaces available for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. With so many available, and a wide range of prices and connectivity it can be hard to work out which one is best for you. Most connect through the headphone jack of your iOS …
I’ve been testing out the JamUp Plug and JamUp Pro iOS app recently. I’ve found the Plug to be an awesome instrument interface, and JamUp Pro has some great sounding amp and effects modelling. Reviews for both of these will be appearing very soon. Positive Grid are having a great …
In my quest to find a great guitar cable I decided to try out the Planet Waves Classic Guitar Cable. I bought a 10 foot one to use in my studio. I compared it against a DiMarzio 10 foot braided cable, which I have already reviewed. At first look the …