Though there are wireless ways to feed a guitar's output signal to an amplifier – including systems from Line 6 and Boss – you'd still have to loop in effects pedals using cables. If you want to ...

IK Multimedia has introduced its iRig Micro Amp, a small battery-powered amplifier designed for guitars. The device features a built-in USB interface and compatibility with iOS, enabling musicians to ...

In my coverage of under-$100 headphones for Macworld, I’ve been consistently impressed by the sound quality today’s models are capable of when paired with an iPod, iPhone, iPad, or Mac. But there’s a ...

We are running out of excuses not to play guitar – whether recording or practicing, modelling technology is making everything easier. It doesn't even matter if you prefer your trusty, loud tube amp, ...

As a beginning electric guitarist, I'm well aware that the best gift I can give my family is often the gift of silence. The sense of general relief around the house has been palpable since Fender's ...

Look, practicing guitar can get pretty boring — especially if you’re still plucking away at your beginner guitar and basic practice amp. Unless you want to spend hundreds (or thousands) of dollars on ...

Want to rock out, but find yourself hindered by neighbours who prefer silence over noise, the lack of a tame roadie to cart your gear about, or the horrifying tedium of arranging and connecting kit?

Remember the iLoud? It’s a fantastic portable Bluetooth speaker that can also be used as a kind of crappy audio interface to plug guitars into iPads. Well, iLoud-maker IK Multimedia finally come up ...

IK Multimedia is making it easier to bring a mini music studio on the road, especially if you have a newer iPhone. It just introduced an iRig Micro Amp that produces 15W while touting a USB interface, ...

Most tech continues to shrink, but guitarists often prefer amps the size of a hatchback. Only then can they truly rock out. iRig Micro Amp (£149) provides a pint ...

Many design engineers working on automotive electrical systems ask for higher efficiencies of the power supply. This is not much different to what power supply designers aim for in virtually every ...