Hello New Gear – January 2024

Hello New Gear – January 2024

Happy New Year and, as tradition goes, we must bring out the resounding “Happy new gear!” As we move towards 2024, manufacturers are unveiling a plethora of new and innovative products. From analog synthesizers to DAW controllers, from the eagerly awaited Kemper Amp for pedalboards to stunning limited edition guitars – there’s everything this year. Let’s dive straight into the gear highlights of 2024!

Behringer UB-Xa

Behringer presents the UB-Xa, a polyphonic analog synthesizer faithfully reproducing the legendary OB-Xa. Boasting 16 voices, 61 semi-weighted keys with poly-aftertouch, and 8 vintage modes, it pays homage to the original’s aging and limitations. With features like an arpeggiator, step sequencer, and MIDI including USB, it’s a modern twist on a classic. Watch the video below for an in-depth look:

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Tiptop Audio Model 296t

Introducing the Tiptop Audio Model 296t, a programmable spectral processor with a voltage-controlled 16-band filter bank for filter and vocoder applications. Inspired by the Buchla 296 Spectral Processor, renowned for its unique sound design capabilities, this Eurorack module adds unparalleled possibilities to any setup.

Icon P1-Nano

The Icon P1-Nano is a USB DAW Controller featuring a touch-sensitive motorized fader with 12-bit resolution. With a 4″ touchscreen, 16 programmable fields, and 5 layers offering a total of 80 controllable functions, this controller can manage up to 3 DAWs simultaneously. Compatible with major DAWs on MacOS and Windows. Check out a brief overview in the video below:

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Headrush FRFR108 MKII

Meet the Headrush FRFR108 MKII, an active full-range speaker for electric guitars featuring a robust 2,000-watt power. With two XLR-jack combo inputs, separate volume control, and a Bluetooth channel, it delivers precise, linear reproduction of amp and cabinet emulations through an 8-inch woofer and HF compression driver. The Bluetooth channel is independently adjustable, and with Mix Out, signals can be routed to additional speakers or the FOH.

Kemper Profiler Player

Finally, the Kemper Profiling Technology & Kemper FX in a compact stomp pedal format! The Kemper Profiler Player loads amp profiles from a vast library, offering selected FX settings, IR loading, and switch options. With 4 effect blocks (2 pre and 2 post-amp), it allows deep sound editing through software. Designed to fit any pedalboard and gig bag. See a brief overview in the video below:

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Epiphone Adam Jones LP C Queen Bee

Limited to only 800 units worldwide, the Epiphone Adam Jones LP C Queen Bee boasts a custom design by Mark Ryden on the body’s back and a headstock design by Korin Faught. Crafted with a mahogany body, maple top, and an ebony fretboard with block inlays on an Adam Jones Custom profile neck. With Seymour Duncan Distortion (bridge) and reverse-mounted Epiphone ProBucker Custom (neck), its electronics are top-notch. More details available on our product page.

Martin Guitars D-19 190th anniversary

Arriving at the end of January, the Martin Guitars D-19 190th Anniversary is a special model celebrating the Martin family’s arrival in the USA. With a solid Adirondack spruce top, solid mahogany back and sides, and a high-gloss custom finish, it reflects Martin’s rich tradition. Limited to 190 pieces, this Western guitar features a rosewood fingerboard with Old Style 18 inlays and a bone bridge inlay. Chris Martin himself introduces the guitar and its history in the video below.

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Have you discovered your favorite gear for 2024 yet? Do you already own any of the showcased new releases? Share your experiences in the comments!”

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Simon's passion for music generated a long time ago, and led him to become a guitarist and self-produce his music with the band Onyria.

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