guitarz news: 13 New Gear Reviews: Epiphone, Mesa/Boogie, Sublime Guitar Company, Todd Sharp, Sire, Peterson, and More!

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A budget-friendly semi-hollowbody with something rare in its price range: a unique personality.

Flexible EQ and lively sounds add up to a killer compact acoustic amplification solution.

A classic Epi bass from the '60s is reimagined and reissued with a price that harkens back to the same era.

Cusack Music Tap-A-Delay Deluxe Review A compact digital delay stuffed with unusually creative echo-manipulation tools and a delectably analog voice.

Mythos Pedals Chupacabra Review The fine line between overdrive and fuzz is brilliantly blurred in this inspired take on the sound of vintage Texas boogie.
Sire Marcus Miller P7 Review An appointment-rich take on the P formula—with design input from a top-tier player—that still keeps it real on your pocketbook.
Seafoam Pedals Lighthouse Review Tiny-but-mighty tweaking options make this way more than just a boost.
Peterson StroboClip HD Review This sleek clip-on makes easy work of precise strobe tuning for any stringed instrument.

Yellowcake Lida Machine Review A double-headed filter pedal full of compelling tones.
Todd Sharp JOAT 20 Review A studio ace's decades of session experience informed this combo's galaxy of tones—and all without a traditional tone stack
Miura Guitars M2 Review This no-frills, simple-to-use bass compressor makes it a breeze to incorporate the effect most low-enders really shouldn't be without.
Nanolog Audio The WaveFunction Review Not your dad's diode-clipping distortion.
Cloud Microphones Cloudlifter Zi Review The pro-audio gurus serve up a super-simple means of massaging acoustic tones through impedance control.