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June 2025

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June 15
- “One of the most iconic synthesizers of all time, in a highly usable and great sounding piece of software”: GForce Software Oberheim TVS Pro review
June 14
- “A good all round headphone suited to recording, mixing and mastering”: Adam Audio H200 Headphones review
June 12
- “One of the most organic, alive-feeling synths I’ve tried – even if it occasionally feels like it’s trying to pick a fight”: Erica Synths Steampipe review
- “There is no question that there’s enough quality audio here to cater for every musical taste and presents a massive amount of editing options”: Alesis Strata Club review
June 10
- "Up there as one of the better value for money metal guitars that you can currently buy": Spira S-450 TPP review
- “Pigments is becoming so powerful it risks making the V Collection look obsolete”: Arturia Pigments review
June 8
- “A highly flexible yet portable unit that is easy to use but can also be configured to taste”: Zoom H6 Essential review
June 6
- “Ribbon tweeters are sometimes criticised for their limited vertical dispersion, here this is not noticeable unless you are sitting very close”: Adam Audio D3V Monitor review
June 5
- “Will definitely please those who are a fan of the sound already, but standalone price is expensive”: Roland JC-120 Jazz Chorus plugin review
- “The big take-home is the overall playability of this wonderful keyboard, we simply got lost for hours in the enjoyment of playing”: Nord Piano 6 review
June 4
- “Looks, feels and sounds far more expensive than it actually is”: Epiphone Inspired by Gibson Custom 1960 Les Paul Special Double Cut Reissue TV Yellow review
- "You can absolutely craft some great mixes on these": JBL 305P MkII review
June 3
- "If you've been unsure of making the jump to Bitwig Studio, then Connect might just be the sweetener to seal the deal": Bitwig Connect 4/12 review
June 2
- “A good-looking kit which won’t break the bank”: DrumCraft Urban Beats review
- “It's built in Jack White's spirit, with abundant potential for dialling in sounds that range from the practical and useable to wild and anarchic”: Donner x Third Man Hardware Triple Threat review
- “Gracefully injects authentic grit and harmonic girth into our developing tracks”: Arturia Tape J-37 review