guitarz news: 14 New Gear Reviews: Fender, Guild, Bogner, TC Electronic, Danelectro, Cort, and More!

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The high-flying bird from the '60s soars again in an authentic but more affordable guise.

Reinhold's latest yields burly blackface and tweed tones, as well as crazy versatility.

A classic wobble box, revised and expanded.


Fender Mustang Bass PJ Review Fender refreshes a classic bass design with a versatile pickup configuration.
Experimental Noize Aphazing Review This multifaceted phaser is a tweaker's delight—and a big, big bargain.
Parson 1975HW Review A mid-'70s Marshall-style head at a budget-friendly price.

Danelectro '64 Review Dano channels Semie Moseley's design sensibilities in an updated take on a '60s classic.
Mu-FX Boostron 3 Review An inspired combination of drive and compression effects in a beauty of a pedal from a stompbox legend.
Cort B5 Plus AS Review A modern 5-string with classic features brings the booty without busting the bank.

Shin-Ei Vibe-Bro Review Fans of the legendary Uni-Vibe rejoice—the revived brand's new offering yields ravishing tones from a setup that's remarkably like the original.
Journey Instruments OB660 Review Carbon-fiber construction and a removable/stowable neck make airline travel a cinch.
TC Electronic Wiretap Riff Recorder Review This tiny stompbox recorder enables real-time riff capture and fast file sharing via Bluetooth.

Coppersound Telegraph Stutter Review Much more than a cute homage to Samuel Morse, the Stutter frees your hands to deliver stunning sound blasts that no kill switch can conjure.
Source Audio Aftershock Bass Distortion Review This unassuming-looking stomp tickles the senses with an absolute cornucopia of low-frequency dirt.