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Fender finally joins the headphones party – Mix wireless over-ears take on Sony, Bose and Marshall

The Fender Mix even includes one of my favourite things about Fender guitars.

“I sold my first guitar to my drummer. He paid me $50, put SpongeBob stickers on it, then lit it on fire”: Kiki Wong reveals her Smashing Pumpkins live rig, gear regrets and how a Line 6 amp made her the player she is today

Kiki Wong might be the only guitar player alive today who can recall from memory Ibanez S series model numbers. Here's what the S40DXQM means to her...

Guitar World

Sonos Beam Gen 2 vs Marshall Heston 60: here’s the compact Dolby Atmos soundbar I’d recommend

The Sonos Beam Gen 2 and Marshall Heston 60 are both excellent compact soundbars, but only one can come out on top.

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I've tested more than 30 Bluetooth speakers, but this model surprised me for one key reason — and it's not from Bose or JBL

The Marshall Middleton II plates up impeccable audio quality, and its stereo sound is absolutely spectacular.

TechRadar

Massachusetts woman goes to factory outlet mall, shops $130 Nike jacket. Then she takes a closer look: ‘I was just at Marshall’s and they did this’

A Wrentham, Mass., shopper walks into the Nike Factory store at the Wrentham Village Premium Outlets to try to score a deal. However, she notices something strange about the price tag.

The Mary Sue

From Dolby Atmos FlexConnect to Marshall and KEF getting into the game, 2025 was a great year for soundbars

In 2025, we saw models arrive from new brands, stalwarts like Samsung and LG resting on their laurels, and a big change in the form of Dolby Atmos FlexConnect. All in all, it was an interesting year for soundbars.

TechRadar

“Having Tommy Bolin play on my songs was a compliment, but artistically it ruined it for me. It led to a lot of conflict”: Moxy’s Earl Johnson lost control of his band as they tracked their debut album. After decades away, he might have got it back

The Canadian hot riffer explains how he was edged out of playing solos on his own songs, how it broke down his partnership with his singer, and why he’s still chasing his Led Zeppelin-style vision

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“We were kind of forced to come up with asolution for playing a show in Antarctica where we couldn’t have speakers”: Why did the world’s biggest metal band switch to amp modelers?

Metallica officially said goodbye to quote/unquote real amps after an epiphany at the South Pole. James Hetfield’s tech, Chad Zaemisch, explains how it was Fractal all the way after their day on the ice

Guitar World

As a guitarist and an audiophile, this is the all-in-one speaker I’ve been waiting for

The Marshall Bromley 750 is the British brand's first-ever party speaker, and more than that, it's a guitar amp and a karaoke machine, and I love it.

Tom’s Guide

I just tested Marshall’s first party speaker, and it’s perfect for musicians, karaoke enthusiasts and everyone in between

The Marshall Bromley 750 is a beast boasting peerless sound quality with meaty bass, and many connectivity options for musicians and karaoke enthusiasts too.

Tom’s Guide

“The modelling offers sumptuous guitar tones with plenty of variety”: Blackstar Beam Solo review

Blackstar may be late to the guitar headphone amp party, but its offering has some seriously good sounds

MusicRadar

The Marshall Kilburn III is my top Bluetooth speaker and not because of the sound quality

It's an example of what happens when form and function collide

“Back in the heyday we had huge touring budgets and room for large travel rigs. Now you can store all your amps on a USB stick”: The greatest guitar gear of the 21st century (so far)

The guitars, amps, effects, tech and innovations that changed how we play, listen and create

Guitar World

Best surround sound systems for immersive audio, tested by a tech expert

Give your audio setup a boost, from deliving more detail to creating a greater sense of space and height

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Marshall Middleton II review: A speaker that knows what it's doing

Marshall's upgraded speaker fires on all cylinders

Guitar World

“It’s clear to see that modelers have won the battle”: Modelers outsold traditional amps and combos in 2025 – but the war between the two might not be over just yet

Reverb's end-of-year sales stats make for interesting reading with regard to the current state of the amp modeler vs. tube amp debate

Guitar World

“We’ve assembled a team of top talent to turn ideas into world-class instruments”: Former Gamechanger Audio employees have launched a new firm – and their first pedal is inspired by the human voice

Mentha Works' Monk Echo is inspired by Baltic choirs and mystical spaces, and it makes for a highly bespoke ambient machine

Metal Hammer

“Our manager basically kicked us out of his house. We were supposed to go to Europe for the first time, and our gear had gotten stolen”: How Metallica turned tragedy into Fade To Black – the acoustic epic that put the elitists in their place

Inspired by the time Metallica’s gear was pinched, Fade To Black threw the metal scene into an uproar – but the band had the last laugh

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“We drove two hours down to meet the seller, who ended up being someone who worked on production for Slash”: Kiki Wong recalls her biggest amp bargain – when she found a vintage Marshall on Craigslist

At the time, Wong was touring with punk-rock supergroup She Demons and was in desperate need of an amp...

Marshall Heston 60 vs Sonos Beam Gen 2: Which compact soundbar comes out on top?

These two contenders are really close rivals

The Mary Sue

‘I’m drunk’: Women go to Chili’s for Wicked Margaritas. Then they go to Marshalls for a little challenge

Ever wondered what happens when a pack of margarita-fueled women stroll straight from Chili’s to Marshalls? While even going into Marshalls sober is treading unknown waters, going drunk is a whole other ball game.

Guitar World

“Iasked Eric, ‘Can I play them?’ And he said, ‘Yeah, ofcourse.’ So he went home and I had full licence to play his guitars”: Stephen Dale Petit on break-ups, cancer, Eric Clapton and why the original “blues hooligan” is no gun-for-hire

Grave illness and a broken heart have tested Stephen Dale Petit – but the bluesman tells us that completing his Clapton-bolstered masterpiece, Be The Love, is all that matters

Sports Illustrated

Kim Caldwell Believes in Her Unconventional Basketball Style—And So Does Tennessee

Up tempo. Aggressive press. Hockey-style subs. This isn’t Pat Summitt’s Tennessee anymore.

Guitar World

“I’m nervousof that guitar because it’s so expensive. I can barely look at it”: Biffy Clyro’s Simon Neil on how you can shake the Earth with one finger, and why he fell in love with Kirk Hammett’s Greeny – even if he’s still Team Strat

With their 10th album, Futique, Biffy Clyro remind us exactly why they are one of the most important rock bands of the modern age

Marshall’s excellent Bluetooth speaker will have you seeing red

One of our favourite wireless speakers, the Marshall Acton III, gets a maroon makeover

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