The lush look and acoustic sound of a flamed maple soundboard coupled with the stage-ready perk of a T-bar II Undersaddle pickup and the ease of a built-in tuner and set of Advantage Bridge Pins. This is the Ibanez AEG70 electro-acoustic. The now-classic Ibanez AEG body shaping lays down a balanced foundation whether amplified or unplugged, and the ultra-playable Comfort Grip neck has been carved from nyatoh to add a rich mid-layer to the tone, while the walnut bridge and fretboard add an extra dose of warmth. Meanwhile, the fuss-free preamp control panel simply provides a volume pot to tweak the output level and a Shape pot which acts like a natural EQ to crank up or pull back the amplified body - from deep and fat to bright and thin. All that's left is an LCD screen for the built-in tuner. Wrapped up in outstanding playability and clean aesthetics, this model is definitely a worthy step-up for any intermediate gigging guitarist.

The Ibanez AEWC400 electro-acoustic guitar brings the modern sound, looks and playability of a specially-designed AEWC comfort body built entirely of flamed maple and fitted with an AEWC Asymmetric Comfort neck. Basically, this guitar has been designed to give you the most comfortable playing experience humanly possible, and the build doesn't just result in maximum comfort, but bright and defined, sustain-rich sound with an added dose of warmth thanks to the mahogany neck and rosewood fretboard.The Ibanez AEWC400: Natural Amplified SoundIf you're used to the upper arm and belly-cut contours of an electric guitar, then you're in for a real treat since the shaping of this Ibanez offering gives you exactly the same feel, while eased access to each of the twenty frets is assured by the gracefully deep Florentine cutaway. Plugged in, a Fishman Sonicore pickup and Ibanez AEQ-SP2 preamp deliver natural, organic sound to your acoustic amplifier, and the preamp features a handy built-in tuner as well as bass, treble and volume controls so you can tune up and dial-in your custom stage sound with ease.

If you want to kick off your career as a guitarist with a semi-acoustic model, then Ibanez present the perfect starting point in the affordable form of the Artcore Series AF-75. Built for styles like jazz, blues and rock, this hollowbody model sports a Transparent Red Sunburst paint-job along with white binding for extra style points. Also, the potentiometers come topped with Sure Grip Knobs to give you smooth control over your sound.The Ibanez AF75: Trusty BuildThe AF body has been carved entirely from basswood while the neck is made of nyatoh and comes with a walnut fretboard for a mix of woods that guarantee a warm and prominent acoustic foundation sound. Dependable hardware such as the Gibraltar Performer bridge and the graceful VT60 tailpiece, meanwhile, take care of ample sustain, stable intonation and firmed-up tuning stability.Classic Elite HumbuckersIn terms of tone, the AF75 semi-acoustic guitar has been kitted out with two Classic Elite humbucker pickups that deliver a rich yet defined amplified sound that leaves more than enough room to put a little nuance in your playing. At the same time, the 12-inch fretboard radius, 24.75-inch scale length and thin Artcore neck profile result in the playability needed to support nimble bebop licks and other tricks.

If you want to elevate your playing to a higher level, then you need the right instrument to back you up. This is exactly what Ibanez seek to offer in the Q-Series Q52. Defying all cliches, Ibanez have dropped a unique range of their very own headless electric guitars, each built to provide power alongside speed and the ultimate in playing comfort. As such, this model has an incredibly lightweight nyatoh body topped with a slice of poplar burl, which combines with a three-piece roasted maple-and-bubinga neck with a Wizard-C profile, and that's only the beginning. This refined upstart comes complete with a form-fitting gig bag.The Yamaha Q52PB: An Eye for DetailThe depth of thought that's gone into the design and build of the Q52PB isn't just evident in the roasted birdseye maple fretboard, or the set of 24 Jescar EVO Gold frets and luminescent side dots - as soon as your eye hits the smart Mono-Tune bridge, you have a pretty fair idea of what you've got on your hands. This bridge is able to maintain uber-accurate intonation, even in alternative tunings, and a chunk has even been taken out of the base of the body to make way for the tuners. Meanwhile, the absent headstock has been replaced with a custom string lock which, when compared to many other headless models, can actually take a standard set of strings. Immense Sonic OptionsThe two mounted humbuckers have been designed exclusively to suit the needs of the Q-Series guitars. Combined, they unleash outstanding definition that gives presence to every note and across the entire frequency spectrum, supporting more technical playing techniques including tapping and fingerstyle. Add on the dyna-MIX10 system and flip the fitted Alter Switch to expand the sonic range even further to a total of no less than ten different settings, spanning everything from light and sparkling cleans to thick and tight distortions.

Following the launch of the H7, Larry Carlton and Sire now present the H7V: a style-packed semi-acoustic guitar loaded with two P90 Vintage Dog Ear pickups for a flavourful palette of extra-bright, mid-rich sounds. Backed up by two volume pots, two tone pots and a three-way pickup switch, these pickups were specially selected by the master-guitarist himself, while the all-maple build of this thinline model helps to counter unwanted noise. The fretboard edges of the H7V have also been comfortably rounded off thanks to the specially-developed Edgeless treatment, supporting maximum playing ease, and Sire and Carlton have opted for Premium sealed self-lubricating tuners, a dependable Tune-O-Matic bridge and a lightweight aluminium tailpiece to solidify the tuning stability, finishing off a trusty stage-and-studio partner.

Considerately designed for the student guitarist, the sleek playing comfort and flexible tone of the Ibanez AZ-Essentials AZES40 electric guitar is also fully primed for more advanced guitarists. The shorter than standard 25 inch scale length pulls the frets a little closer together to ease reach and reduce string tension for a much lighter feel beneath the fret-hand, making gripping notes and chords much easier. Meanwhile, the mounted F106 tremolo bridge has been finished with a set of newly-designed rounded saddles to offer extra playing comfort and can be fully adjusted for a more personalised setup. This is topped off by the 'all-access neck joint' which places each of the 22 medium-frets within easy reach, and a set of smooth-tuning Ibanez split-shaft machine heads.The Ibanez AZ Essentials AZES40: Far-Reaching SoundThe foundation of the Ibanez AZES40 is laid down by an ergonomically shaped body carved from lightweight poplar and loaded with a meaty HSS pickup configuration, where two single-coils take up the neck and middle positions, and a thick humbucker sits at the bridge. This is supported by Ibanez's own advanced dyna-MIX9 switching system complete with Alter Switch, granting you unlimited access to no less than nine different guitar sounds that can be tweaked to back up a vast range of different genres and playing styles. Engage the single-coils to shape sparkling cleans and sultry blues or indie-style tone, or activate the Accord humbucker to unleash solid, rock-worthy sound.

Whether you're gigging with a Metro 20 or an original Pedaltrain Mini board, the Pedaltrain Deluxe MX Soft Case provides a perfect fit and offers solid protection against shocks, moisture and scratches. This padded bag features a water-resistant exterior shell, Platinum SBS zips and a handy external accessory compartment. To guarantee ample carrying comfort, Pedaltrain have fitted a premium shoulder strap with a padded shoulder pad and swivel clasp.

Avec l'Eventide H90 Harmonizer, vous disposez d'une pédale multi-effets extrêmement puissante, d'une interface utilisateur intuitive et de toutes les connexions habituelles permettant de l'intégrer facilement à votre équipement sur scène ou en home studio. Que vous utilisiez les 62 presets ou que vous souhaitiez expérimenter vous-même de nouveaux sons, vous comprendrez immédiatement pourquoi les musiciens et producteurs professionnels choisissent Eventide depuis de nombreuses années. Avec des centaines de combinaisons de programmes embarqués et des options de connexion étendues, l'Eventide H90 deviendra le cœur de votre installation. En prime, un adaptateur secteur universel, des pieds en caoutchouc et un câble USB sont inclus. H90 Harmonizer : technologie avancéeSous son boîtier élégant et stylisé se cache un circuit moderne basé sur des processeurs ARM, dérivés du fleuron d'Eventide : le H9000 Harmoniser. Ce circuit vous permet non seulement d'accéder aux effets reverb, delay, modulation et pitch shift du modèle H9 Max, mais aussi à une multitude de nouveaux effets. Eventide a doté la pédale H90 de 10 algorithmes puissants qui parviennent à hisser l'expérience d'effets emblématiques à un tout autre niveau. Ce résultat est obtenu entre autres grâce à la technologie SIFT (Spectral Instantaneous Frequency Tracking), exclusive à Eventide, et au Polyphonic Pitch Shifting à très faible latence. Consultez les caractéristiques disponibles ci-dessous pour un aperçu complet des nouveaux ajouts. Facile à utiliserEventide a équipé la pédale H90 Harmoniser d'un écran OLED haute résolution pour bénéficier d'une plus grande facilité d'utilisation. Avec cinq réglages et sept LED, vous pouvez facilement ajuster le son à votre convenance et visualiser les options activées. Les footswitches vous permettent de basculer facilement entre les modes SELECT, BANK et PERFORM. En mode PERFORM, vous disposez de six footswitches programmables. Vous pouvez choisir, par exemple, l'option tap tempo, différents presets, reverb freeze ou d'autres modifications de paramètres. Un autre détail important est le Dual Mode qui vous permet d'utiliser la méthode à 4 câbles ou de connecter deux instruments stéréo distincts en même temps. En résumé, les possibilités de l'Eventide H90 sont littéralement infinies.

The latest masterpiece to come out of the D'Angelico Brighton Series, the Deluxe Brighton is voiced by a stunning pair of passive humbuckers that shape a warm yet meaty output. Rein in the result using the fitted three way selector switch, volume pots and dedicated push-pull tone pots that can be popped out to split the coils. Meanwhile, this model packs all of the 1920s flair that marks out every one of D'Angelico's creations, from the signature shaping of the headstock and stair-stepped truss rod cover, to the striped position marker of the control pots. Built for comfort as well as luxurious sound, the alder body bears a double cutaway for maximum fret reach and, so it can be kept in one spotless piece, the D'Angelico Deluxe Brighton comes complete with a matching deluxe case.

The D'Angelico Excel SS Tour single-cutaway semi-acoustic guitar offers a tight retro look and a high-spec build, where a refined throwback scroll-style headstock combines with nickel-plated hardware. Meanwhile, the body has been crafted using laminated maple before being glued to a stable 3-piece maple neck that comes topped with a dark ebony fretboard for bonus style points as well as a transparent acoustic foundation sound filled with forceful basses and trebles. Thanks to the included gig bag, this Tour Series hollowbody can be safely stored or lugged around.The Excel SS Tour: A Broad Spectrum of 50s-Style SoundsThe Excel SS Tour offers the satisfying playing comfort of a thinline archtop model with slightly larger upper bouts and a classic C-profile neck. This, combined with the twenty-two medium jumbo frets and 12-inch fretboard radius paves the way for smooth solos or tight rhythm parts, all while vintage tone is taken care of by two specially-designed Supro Bolt Buckers: an Alnico 5 bridge humbucker and an Alnico 2 double-coil neck pickup. Lastly, so you can explore a vast range of Fifties-style sounds, D'Angelico have finished this tour-grade semi-acoustic guitar with a set of standard volume and tone pots and a 3-way pickup switch.

The D'Angelico Tour Series Excel DC Tour semi-acoustic has been given a thinline-archtop build and supreme quality construction to result in an effortless cool look and just as effortless playability. An uber-stable three-piece neck has been topped with a deluxe ebony fretboard and set into the laminated maple body to boost the resonance, while the C-profile carve of the neck, the 12 inch radius of the fretboard and the full set of twenty-two medium-jumbo frets have an immediately controlled and nimble feel in the fret-hand. This double-cut D'Angelico charmer comes complete with a form-fitting gig bag.The D'Angelico Excel DC Tour: Vintage '50s SoundThe level of build quality immediately kits this guitar out with a transparent and bright acoustic sound, where the basses and trebles are kept nice and tight. Meanwhile, a two-pack of specially designed Supro Bolt Bucker pickups lay down pure fifties style flavour, where the Alnico 2 edition at the neck sets an outstanding contrast with the Alnico 5 version at the bridge, and the centreblock that rests beneath the soundboard keeps any feedback to a minimum. Finishing with Satin Nickel hardware, including a set of Grover Vintage Deluxe machine heads and a subtle Throwback Scroll style headstock, this model brings nothing but high-grade professionalism.

The D'Angelico Tour Series Excel DC Tour semi-acoustic has been given a thinline-archtop build and supreme quality construction to result in an effortless cool look and just as effortless playability. An uber-stable three-piece neck has been topped with a deluxe ebony fretboard and set into the laminated maple body to boost the resonance, while the C-profile carve of the neck, the 12 inch radius of the fretboard and the full set of twenty-two medium-jumbo frets have an immediately controlled and nimble feel in the fret-hand. This double-cut D'Angelico charmer comes complete with a form-fitting gig bag.The D'Angelico Excel DC Tour: Vintage '50s SoundThe level of build quality immediately kits this guitar out with a transparent and bright acoustic sound, where the basses and trebles are kept nice and tight. Meanwhile, a two-pack of specially designed Supro Bolt Bucker pickups lay down pure fifties style flavour, where the Alnico 2 edition at the neck sets an outstanding contrast with the Alnico 5 version at the bridge, and the centreblock that rests beneath the soundboard keeps any feedback to a minimum. Finishing with Satin Nickel hardware, including a set of Grover Vintage Deluxe machine heads and a subtle Throwback Scroll style headstock, this model brings nothing but high-grade professionalism.

Fully analogue, the Morley AFX-1 Analog Multi FX board features a built-in Morley Switchless Classic Wah and no complex menus or fussy software - simply plug in and play. This next-level unit has been built for studio work as well as gigging, and thanks to a set of underlying circuits taken from classic Morley models of times gone by, this multi-effect pedal performs like a seventies-focussed time machine. Even the hand-built stainless steel housing is an heirloom from the original chrome-plated Morley pedals from way back when, and so you're assured of 100% pure Morley quality, every AFX-1 has been made in the USA and comes including a Truetone One Spot 9V power supply.The Morley AFX-1 Analog Multi FX: All You NeedThe integrated Classic Wah is fully optical, so there's no need to contend with crackling control pots, and since this wah is switchless, it's triggered as soon as you step on it and bypassed as soon as you release it. But the true core of the AFX-1 is formed by the Diamond Distortion which, via the three-band EQ section and pre-and-post controls, can be dialled in with surgical precision. Meanwhile, a special High Gain mode has been thrown in to give solos and accents a necessary boost, and the welcome addition of a premium buffer ensures that your signal integrity remains intact - even when using longer jack leads.Built-in Effects + FX LoopSecond from the left, we have the Chrystal Chorus section, which can be used to mould and shape a wide array of authentic chorus effects via the Rate and Depth pots. Morley has also piled on an Emerald Echo that can be pulled all the way from a classic slapback delay to a massive, spacious hall reverb, adding that all-important extra-dimension to the sound. Even your other stompboxes can be linked through this unit thanks to the fitted FX loop, which places any external effects between the distortion and chorus section. Connect this pedal unit up in mono, or to really get big, hook it up in stereo.

About to go gigging with your BOSS RC-505 MK2? Tuck your Loop Station up in this purpose-made Analog Cases UNISON Case and be assured of first-class protection. This sleek little case features a foam inlay to counter knocks and bumps, and even spares room for accessories such as a power supply. It's been finished with strong, lockable hardware and includes a set of keys.