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Reviews, tutorials and buying advice from two decades of covering recording and instrument gear.
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The Difference Between Open And Closed Back Cabinets
It’s no secret that a player’s choice in loudspeaker plays a big role in their tone. What’s not as well know is…
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Tech Tips: Installing Active Bassline Pickups
Today we’re going to show you how to install a new set of Bassline pickups for an electric bass. Basslines bass pickups…
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TC Electronic Flashback Mini Video Demo
Built around the same small enclosure which made pedals such as PolyTune Mini, Hall of Fame Mini Reverb, Spark Mini Booster and…
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Suhr Dual Boost Guitar Effects Pedal
Over the years, Suhr pedals have become increasingly popular, finding their ways onto the pedalboards of countless guitarists. Sure, they might still…
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Suhr Corso Guitar Amplifier Head Review
Surh has built a name for themselves among gear aficionados for their high quality guitars, effects pickups and amplifiers. A week ago we…
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Speaker Impedance and Tone
Q: “Can the same model speakers of different impedance ratings sound different?” A: While it’s possible for an 8 ohm and 16 ohm…
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Some Of Our Favorite Bass Lines
Whether it’s an undeniably great groove, a masterful showpiece in skill or simple a hands-down catchy hook, there’s just something about a…
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Simple But Effective Bass Tone Upgrades – Part 3
Welcome to the third installment of our multi-part bass tone upgrade feature! We’ve already covered pickups and electronics in our previous articles…
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A Closer Look At The Seymour Duncan Antiquity Series Pickups
Pickups are always evolving, with new flavors and variations coming out all the time. And one of the companies taking charge and…
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Seymour Duncan Announces NYC Bass Pickups
Soundaria is happy to say that Seymour Duncan has just announced the imminent release of the NYC Bass pickups! Like the soapbar…
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Recording Tips: What Is Headroom And Why So It’s Important
If you are a musician, you must have surely heard the term ” Headroom” a lot of times. However, there are…
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Quick Tips: Using the Microphone Proximity Effect
The proximity effect refers to a change in the frequency response of a microphone that produces an emphasis on lower frequencies, causing…