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The all-new Boss SDE-3 Dual Digital Delay mashes up all of the authentic sound and essential features of the legendary Roland SDE-3000 with some flexible modern functions and a bigger creative range.

It's become a sonic institution: Komplete. Ever since its very first release, Native Instruments Komplete has been an industry game-changer, so the fifteenth incarnation of this monster is bound to be a treat.

After a 45-year search for the ultimate tone, the Swedish maestro reveals his magnum opus in the form of the MXR YJM308 Yngwie Malmsteen Overdrive.

While Ashdown is mostly known for their bass guitar amplifiers, the British brand also offers up quality guitar amps. To back that claim up, Ashdown drops three new guitar amp series. From the affordable Killer Tone transistor combos and the extra-versatile SX valve amps to the UK-made Peacemaker, there's something for everyone.

Last month, the Sennheiser e902 kick drum microphone claimed the spotlight. This time around, it's the Sennheiser e904 snare/tom microphone, which offers drummers and sound techs a solid return-on-investment.

Been thinking about treating yourself to an EHX stompbox? Then we've got some good news. You can now bag yourself a Big Muff, a Pico Series unit, the Nano Deluxe Memory Man, and more at 20% off!

Feeling generous, Steinberg serves up seriously discounted software as part of their Celebrate Creativity promo so, if you've been thinking about upgrading your Cubase edition or want to cross over to this popular DAW, then now's a great time!

Bax Music is taking a chunk out of the price of selected Fender American Performer and American Professional II models, with discounts running up to 10% off the standard price tag. That's up to £200 that you get to keep in your pocket!

MXR presents an ode to the Randy Rhoads legend in the tight form of the Randy Rhoads Distortion+. Only 3,200 of these extra-special stompboxes will ever be built and every one of them comes bundled up with a Certificate of Authenticity and an exclusive booklet.

With the new SM4 large-diaphragm condenser microphone, Shure proves that making solid studio recordings can be really simple. This studio microphone doesn't feature any bells and whistles but simply focusses on what's most important: your vocals and instruments.