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Let's Talk Hot Coals and Rangemasters

Since I started stocking the Tate FX Hot Coals, it's been difficult to unplug it from my setup...
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Guitar Pedal Buying Guide - Boost Guitar Pedals

Guitar Pedal Buying Guide: What Do I Need?

All you need to know for putting a pedalboard together, genre by genre...
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Guitar Cable Tone - Boost Guitar Pedals

Guitar Cable: Your Tonal Foundation?

In this guest blog, Chris Buckley, founder of Practical Patch, takes a look at the benefits of owning a good guitar cable...
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Valves in Guitar Pedals

In this guest post, Duncan MacKinnon of Stompnorth Pedals explains how valves work and why they still rule the roost in guitar pedals...
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What Are Clipping Diodes?

In this guest blog, Alex Millar of Zander Circuitry explains what clipping diodes are, where they are found and why they are used in guitar pedals...
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Guitar playing at home: How to get the best sound

How are you supposed to scratch that guitar itch when the other half despises the volume on your amp set to anything more than 0.5 and you're just not feeling it?
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Guitar Delay: How To Use It

Guitar delay is a great effect, but what are the best ways to use it?
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Recording with guitar pedals - 101

There are two ways of recording with guitar pedals - printing and re-amping...
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Digital vs Analogue Guitar Pedals

Digital vs Analogue Guitar Pedals

Whereas analogue pedals are favoured for their imperfections and true distortion, digital pedals have given guitarists access to unique, complicated effects.
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What is a true bypass pedal?

You'll see it written in a lot of our product descriptions - 'true bypass'. But what does it mean?

Even if you have pedal(s) on your board turned off, the signal from your guitar has to go through them on its way to the amp.

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What is pedal stacking and how do I do it?

Running a pedal in front of an amp is designed to push its tubes into breakup for some sweet, sweet crunch or distortion.
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