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While most Wurlitzer electric piano emulations focus on the 200 series models, Cherry Audio has chosen to jump back a generation and bring you the sound of the 140B, which they say many enthusiasts consider to be the jewel in the Wurly crown.

As summer kicks off, Casio has unveiled a range of G-Shocks fit for the beach. It is the latest in a big season for G-Shock, with its range of watches continuing to grow. The Beach Time Lapse collection covers a number of G-Shock models that are unified by a single theme. The cases are black or white, and the collection covers the DW5600, GA2100 and GA110 models – so O.G. full digital, or a mix of quartz and digital, with the three well-known G-Shock case shapes.

Fender has announced it will officially return to NAMM next year. The January 2025 edition of the world’s biggest gear trade show will mark the first time Fender has taken part in the event’s festivities since the 2020, which took place just before the pandemic.

Rather than choose between physical modelling and sampling for its new electric piano plugin, AudioThing has used both techniques to generate its sounds. Known as Wurly, the instrument in question emulates the classic Wurlitzer 200 and 200a models, and takes a hybrid approach to doing it.

Electronic drums have come a long way over the last few decades, but where are they headed in the future? From AI to radical new playing surfaces and authentic cymbals, this is our wishlist

After the success of the King Seiko collection’s second design series, known as the KSK, a wide range of case shapes and designs entered the collection from the late 1960s through the 1970s as Seiko saw many advances in technology and design creativity. Today, a new series inspired by a vintage design born in 1969 joins the King Seiko collection.

“When you think about it, when you’re recording, what the human ear’s picking up on when you talk about guitar tones, there’s only a couple of factors of what’s coming through those speakers that really make a difference

Arturia’s MiniBrute was the French manufacturer’s second ever hardware instrument; previously known for its synth plugins, Arturia first released the Origin synthesizer in 2008 before following that up with the MiniBrute in 2012.