
Master & Dynamic Unveils Its First-Ever Noise-Canceling Headphones
The MW65 are Master & Dynamic’s first active noise-canceling headphones.

The MW65 are Master & Dynamic’s first active noise-canceling headphones.
By Tucker Bowe

A hand-wired 12-watt amp with a custom 12-inch speaker, not to mention a cover made by Filson.
By John Zientek

Sold by longtime Grateful Dead roadie Steve Parish.
By John Zientek

Audio went way beyond buzzy smart speakers this year. Here are the 10 most exciting audiophile launches and updates of 2018.
By Gear Patrol

Sony stole the show from Bose with last year's WH-1000XM2 headphones. Thing is, their successor is four times better.
By Tucker Bowe

A boost, a fuzz and a distortion.
By John Zientek

11 highly-tweakable reverb modes.
By John Zientek

With Korg’s Nutube vacuum tube technology.
By John Zientek

The clean boost will do wonders for your tone.
By John Zientek

Available for just $5, this software recreation of has all the features of the traditional synth, and also includes a few modern updates.
By John Zientek

We spoke to the legendary guitarist Eric Johnson about his new signature model with Fender, the enduring qualities of vintage pedals and the benefits of playing acoustic music.
By John Zientek

Mike Matthews shares the story behind his brand, memories of Jimi Hendrix and his favorite pedals.
By John Zientek

The pedal industry is in a renaissance now, and there are countless options for great fuzz pedals.
By John Zientek

Every piece of gear has a purpose, and after years of concerts, every piece of gear has a story.
By John Zientek

It’s great for concentrating at work or late nights at home.
By Ben Bowers

Every piece of gear has a purpose, and after years of concerts, every piece of gear has a story.
By John Zientek

Pro musicians, perpetually on the road, are utmost gear experts, too.

Kamasi Washington and the West Coast Get Down are making the world take notice.

Trade Secrets from WFUV Program Director Rita Houston.
By John Zientek

How New Orleans’ jazz community came back from Katrina swingin’.
By John Zientek