Accessories

Hirsute humbuckers modelled on the PAFs in Pearly Gates, the ZZ Top man’s legendary 1959 Les Paul

Wireless systems used to be reserved for gigging musicians but more and more players are finding them useful at home. How does this affordable, low-profile system from Mooer stack up?

This little box from studio brand Audient promises to bridge the gap between guitar and computer in the simplest, most user-friendly way yet.

PAF replicas based on the pickups in Paul Kossoff’s Les Paul, sublime vibrato not included.

To really feel free to deliver an expressive performance, you need to be able to move. Enter Sennheiser with a duo of solutions for stage and home use alike.

Struggling to hear yourself in a band mix? Sennheiser may have the answer.

When a Tele-picking great joins forces with boutique pedal aficionado and respected pickup manufacturer to design custom pickups, expectations are bound to be high. But how do these aftermarket Telecaster pickups stack up?

We take a look at aftermarket Filter'Trons and see how they stack up against vintage and modern Gretsch pickups, as well as popular units from the likes of TV Jones.

Upgrading your pots and wiring can have as dramatic an impact on tone as swapping out pickups. Will these UK-wired harnesses lend your Les Paul a new lease of life?

Looking for a simple way to capture a natural acoustic sound on stage and in the studio? Audio-Technica’s new clip-on mic range may be the answer.