BOSS has been around for half a century and celebrate this joyful fact with the 50th Anniversary DS-1 Distortion: a limited edition of a truly classic distortion pedal decked out in an orange metallic finish and topped with a special logo. Introduced back in 1978, the original DS-1 reached legendary status a long time ago so, if you haven't got one yet, here's your chance to get in on the fun.

Kit out your guitar rig with extreme, high-quality compression courtesy of the Jackson Audio Hour Glass Dual Studio Compressor pedal: a sublime choice if you want nothing less than sublime playability and lashings of sustain. This stompbox houses two independent analogue OTA circuits that operate in parallel, so you gain legendary Ross-inspired compression that's not only the perfect partner for single-coils, but can just as easily be teamed up with humbuckers. To boost the sustain, simply engage both compressors at the same time.The Jackson Audio Hour Glass: The Last Word in CompressionIt almost goes without saying that this pedal puts your playing dynamics on full display, but the real magic happens when you start digging into the controls. Both compressors feature three different attack modes (medium, fast and slow) and a three-way treble switch, so the higher frequencies can be set to flat, medium or high boost as preferred. The Hour Glass can run on a standard 9 Volt power supply but, when you use a compatible 18 Volt power supply, you get to enjoy masses of extra headroom alongside tight and focussed, supreme guitar sound.

Gain a high-quality overdrive and fuzz in one go thanks to the Nectar Tone Sweetener: broad-spectrum fuzz and overdrive in one. Part of the more compact Babee Series, this pedal can conjure everything from light crunches to fat distortions and hairy, ground-shaking fuzzes. Sublime from every angle, the Nectar Tone was designed and hand-built in California, USA so you're assured of more-than-enough headroom and a sublime dynamic response. Set the gain level via the Honey pot, adjust the tone to match the EQ of your amp and guitar via Taste pot, balance the output via the volume pot, flip the top-mounted switch to toggle between drive and fuzz and toggle the effect on and off via the clean operation of the true-bypass footswitch and simply coat your sound in some sweet tone.

The Marshall Plexi is widely considered as the ultimate rock amp and, to capture all of its magic, Universal Audio have crammed no less than three incarnations into the UAFX Lion '68 Super Lead Amp stompbox. This triple-Marshall-in-a-box sets you up with the sound of the Super Lead, the Super Bass and the Brown Mod version, the latter of which of course defined the sound of Eddie Van Halen's first five records, while the Super Bass and Super Lead Plexis have helped write the story of Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, AC/DC and other iconic bands. UA Dual-Engine Processing If you believe 'modelled' gear can't feel authentic, you might want to think again. The UAFX Lion '68 boasts unprecedented realism in terms of both sound and feel, to the point where even the most expensive modeller can't outperform this highly advanced high-end stompbox. That's because the built-in, Universal Audio-developed Dual Engine processor features component-based modelling and incorporates every last detail and parameter, including things like harmonic distortion and power amp sag.Renowned Speaker EmulationsUniversal Audio is also the cream of the crop when it comes to speaker cabinet emulations. The UAFX Lion '68 Super Lead Amp is home to six authentically modelled speaker cabs, each of which has been captured in a fully acoustically-optimised room using superb studio microphones in combination with Dynamic Speaker Modelling technology - the same tech used to build the renowned Ox Amp Top Box.And There's More So you can tweak the sound of all three Plexis in minute detail, UA have equipped the UAFX Lion '68 with a Maestro EP-III Echoplex preamp, a BOSS GE-10 ten-band EQ and, of course, a classic Variac, which helped Van Halen shape his incredibly popular sound. You can use the UAFX Control App to create custom presets that can then be called up with the footswitch, activate a noise-gate, sculpt custom sounds and go deep into the settings. In sum, if you love the sound of a Marshall Plexi but want to keep your set-up nice-and-compact, the UAFX Lion is undoubtedly your best bet.

Made famous by bands like Rush, The Police and The Cure, the bucket-brigade chorus/vibrato is a truly timeless guitar effect. Here, Universal Audio offers up their take in the solid and compact form of the UAFX Brigade Chorus & Vibrato. Arisen from UA's Astra Modulation Machine and capable of producing the same warm-and-richly modulated sound as the renowned, time-tested BOSS CE-1 Chorus Ensemble, this sublime chorus is an extremely accurate emulation of the original analogue design. From motion sickness-inducing waves to super-subtle modulation and semi-rotating speaker effects, the analogue magic that the UAFX Brigade conjures is bound to put a smile on your face every time you switch it on.

Expanding their Acoustasonic range, Fender present the America-made Acoustasonic Telecaster complete with signature innovations and surprises. By combining a magnetic, piezo and sensor pickup, this hybrid game-changer harnesses the power of SIRS tech and the Fishman-and-Fender developed Acoustic Engine to flip through ten entirely different body-shapes and tonewood combos. Find your preferred setup via the selector switch and tweak the blend pot to call up classic electric as well as acoustic profiles. The ultimate sonic Swiss Army knife for the modern musician, the Acoustasonic Player Telecaster comes complete with a Fender Deluxe 1225 gig bag.The Acoustasonic Telecaster: Smart DesignThe mahogany back and sides of the Acoustasonic Telecaster have been topped with a solid Sitka spruce soundboard, finishing a versatile acoustic foundation. In terms of playability, the ebony fretboard has been finished with a 12 inch radius and loaded with a set of twenty-two narrow-tall frets, all of which combines with the Modern Deep-C neck profile for a light and agile playing feel. The nut as well as the bridge pins have been provided by Graph Tech and made from TUSQ to ensure maximum resonance and stable tuning, and finishing in style, every inch of this cleverly designed model has been given a coat of butter-smooth satin-gloss.High-Grade American ToneWhile the mahogany neck is bolted on, the Acoustasonic Telecaster is a flat-top hollow-body, giving round, delicious sound even when unplugged. As the name suggests, the innovative American Acoustasonic Telecaster is built in Fender's factory in Corona, California.

Expanding their Acoustasonic range, Fender present the America-made Acoustasonic Telecaster complete with signature innovations and surprises. By combining a magnetic, piezo and sensor pickup, this hybrid game-changer harnesses the power of SIRS tech and the Fishman-and-Fender developed Acoustic Engine to flip through ten entirely different body-shapes and tonewood combos. Find your preferred setup via the selector switch and tweak the blend pot to call up classic electric as well as acoustic profiles. The ultimate sonic Swiss Army knife for the modern musician, the Acoustasonic Player Telecaster comes complete with a Fender Deluxe 1225 gig bag.The Acoustasonic Telecaster: Smart DesignThe mahogany back and sides of the Acoustasonic Telecaster have been topped with a solid Sitka spruce soundboard, finishing a versatile acoustic foundation. In terms of playability, the channel-bound ebony fretboard has been finished with a 12 inch radius and loaded with a set of twenty-two narrow-tall frets, all of which combines with the Modern Deep-C neck profile for a light and agile playing feel. The nut as well as the bridge pins have been provided by Graph Tech and made from TUSQ to ensure maximum resonance and stable tuning, and finishing in style, every inch of this cleverly designed model has been given a coat of butter-smooth satin-gloss.High-Grade American ToneWhile the mahogany neck is bolted on, the Acoustasonic Telecaster is a flat-top hollow-body, giving round, delicious sound even when unplugged. As the name suggests, the innovative American Acoustasonic Telecaster is built in Fender's factory in Corona, California.

Expanding their Acoustasonic range, Fender present the America-made Acoustasonic Telecaster complete with signature innovations and surprises. By combining a magnetic, piezo and sensor pickup, this hybrid game-changer harnesses the power of SIRS tech and the Fishman-and-Fender developed Acoustic Engine to flip through ten entirely different body-shapes and tonewood combos. Find your preferred setup via the selector switch and tweak the blend pot to call up classic electric as well as acoustic profiles. The ultimate sonic Swiss Army knife for the modern musician, the Acoustasonic Player Telecaster comes complete with a Fender Deluxe 1225 gig bag.The Acoustasonic Telecaster: Smart DesignThe mahogany back and sides of the Acoustasonic Telecaster have been topped with a solid Sitka spruce soundboard, finishing a versatile acoustic foundation. In terms of playability, the channel-bound fretboard has been finished with a 12 inch radius and loaded with a set of twenty-two narrow-tall frets, all of which combines with the Modern Deep-C neck profile for a light and agile playing feel. The nut as well as the bridge pins have been provided by Graph Tech and made from TUSQ to ensure maximum resonance and stable tuning, and finishing in style, every inch of this cleverly designed model has been given a coat of butter-smooth satin-gloss.High-Grade American ToneWhile the mahogany neck is bolted on, the Acoustasonic Telecaster is a flat-top hollow-body, giving round, delicious sound even when unplugged. As the name suggests, the innovative American Acoustasonic Telecaster is built in Fender's factory in Corona, California.

Fender proudly present the American Acoustasonic Stratocaster. Following the resounding success of the acoustic reworking of the Telecaster, this fresh hybrid offers an innovative instrument to all Strat lovers. The Tele Acoustasonic came loaded with forward-thinking tech, Fender-level build quality and an incredibly flexible sound and, since the Strat-style incarnation of the Acoustasonic comes with the now hallowed Fishman-Fender-developed Acoustic Engine at its heart, this model is no different.The American Acoustasonic Stratocaster: You Can Take It AnywhereBesides the preamp, an Under-Saddle piëzo pickup has been installed to faithfully register the acoustic sound; a magnetic Fender Noiseless N4 single-coil is mounted at the bridge, and an 'Internal Body Sensor' inside the body ensures that the natural resonance is captured in full. To gain access to the mind-boggling range of sounds this three-piece electronics combo produces, it's worth getting to know the five-way switch. With seven acoustic and three electric guitar sounds on offer, as well as the pickup configurations available, experimentation is not just invited but actually demanded.Electric PlayabilityThis Fender Acoustasonic Stratocaster has the butter-smooth feel of a satin-gloss finish and comes fitted with a highy playable electric-guitar-esque, Modern Deep C-profile neck. Other more traditional Strat details include the lightly bevelled forearm contour across the top of the body, and just like the classic Strat, the shape and depth of the body of this guitar is just as comfortable whether sitting or standing. Playing entirely unplugged is of course possible due to the SIRS sound hole, and this accomplished guitar comes complete with its own form-fitting and luxury Fender 1225 gig bag.

Fender proudly present the American Acoustasonic Stratocaster. Following the resounding success of the acoustic reworking of the Telecaster, this fresh hybrid offers an innovative instrument to all Strat lovers. The Tele Acoustasonic came loaded with forward-thinking tech, Fender-level build quality and an incredibly flexible sound and, since the Strat-style incarnation of the Acoustasonic comes with the now hallowed Fishman-Fender-developed Acoustic Engine at its heart, this model is no different.The American Acoustasonic Stratocaster: You Can Take It AnywhereBesides the preamp, an Under-Saddle piëzo pickup has been installed to faithfully register the acoustic sound; a magnetic Fender Noiseless N4 single-coil is mounted at the bridge, and an 'Internal Body Sensor' inside the body ensures that the natural resonance is captured in full. To gain access to the mind-boggling range of sounds this three-piece electronics combo produces, it's worth getting to know the five-way switch. With seven acoustic and three electric guitar sounds on offer, as well as the pickup configurations available, experimentation is not just invited but actually demanded.Electric PlayabilityThis Fender Acoustasonic Stratocaster has the butter-smooth feel of a satin-gloss finish and comes fitted with a highy playable electric-guitar-esque, Modern Deep C-profile neck. Other more traditional Strat details include the lightly bevelled forearm contour across the top of the body, and just like the classic Strat, the shape and depth of the body of this guitar is just as comfortable whether sitting or standing. Playing entirely unplugged is of course possible due to the SIRS sound hole, and this accomplished guitar comes complete with its own form-fitting and luxury Fender 1225 gig bag.

With every right to sit atop the Dynamis Series, the 40 Watt strong Revv D40 valve amplifier head seamlessly blends an irresistible buffet of variable vintage sounds with some more modern ease-of-use. The core of this amplifier is the two-channel setup, each with independent treble, middle and bass controls. Meanwhile, a full pack of 6L6 and EL34 valves combine forces to deliver broad-range sound that spans everything from sparkling cleans to light crunches and cream-filled overdrives. To give all of this a little extra depth, the D40 also features a built-in vintage-voiced digital reverb and, for even more variation, you get both a Bright and Boost switch. The Revv Dynamis D40 with Two Notes TorpedoEvidently designed with ease-of-use at the top of the list as well as quality of sound, the Dynamis D40 features an integrated Two notes Torpedo, kitting it out with speaker simulation. Around the back, you'll find a handy XLR output coupled to a ground-lift switch next to an attenuator that easily shifts the output down from 40 Watts to 10 Watts, fully supporting studio sessions and more sociable practise sessions as well as gigs. And, finishing in convenient style, Revv has also fitted a buffered effects loop so your pedalboard can be easily integrated.