Fishman

Enhance your acoustic tone with our range of Effects Pedals designed specifically for acoustic guitars. From subtle reverb and delay to gentle compression and modulation, these pedals help you shape your natural sound while preserving clarity and warmth. Perfect for singer-songwriters, solo performers, and studio musicians, acoustic guitar effects pedals allow you to add depth, texture, and professional polish to your playing without overpowering your instrument’s natural character.

We want to give you the ability to connect to anything your heart desires. As such we cover a massive range of adaptors, designed to let you connect to all sorts of devices. Want to change connector X into connector Y? Then you need an adapter. We aim to stock a wide selection, but please contact us if you require anything else and we will try to source rare items for you.

Keep your speakers safe during transport and storage with our durable range of cases and bags. Designed to fit a variety of sizes and styles, these solutions offer padded protection, reinforced handles, and secure closures to guard against bumps, scratches, and environmental damage. Ideal for touring musicians, DJs, live sound engineers, and rental companies, speaker cases and bags ensure your audio gear stays in peak condition, ready for every gig, rehearsal, or event.

Take full control of your instrument and sound with our range of Control Pedals and Footswitches. From expression pedals that shape volume and effects in real time to sustain pedals for keyboards and pianos, these essential tools give you hands-free control over your performance.

From crisp single-coils and warm vintage-style humbuckers to high-output pickups built for heavy riffs, the right upgrade can completely transform your tone. Whether you’re restoring a classic, customising your sound, or chasing the perfect tone, our selection of pickups offers quality, versatility, and inspiration for every style of player.

Sometimes just lifting your amp higher, or tilting your amp or combo backwards and projecting the sound upwards instead of straight out into the audience, can make all the difference to your sound. For this you need an amp stand...