Universal Audio

Give your signal an extra push with our range of Boost Effects Pedals. Designed for guitarists and bassists, these pedals enhance your tone, add volume, and bring your solos or riffs to the forefront without altering your natural sound. Ideal for cutting through the mix, driving an amp harder, or providing a clean lift for dynamic playing, boost pedals are essential tools for both live performance and studio work.

Add depth, shimmer, and movement to your tone with our range of Chorus Effects Pedals. Perfect for guitarists, bassists, and keyboardists, chorus pedals create rich, modulated sounds that can range from subtle warmth to sweeping, ethereal textures. Ideal for enhancing clean tones, thickening riffs, or creating atmospheric layers, these pedals give your playing a lush, dynamic quality that stands out in any mix.

Achieve a balanced, polished tone with our range of Compressor Effects Pedals. Ideal for guitarists, bassists, and other electric instrument players, compressors smooth out dynamics, sustain notes longer, and add consistency to your playing. Whether you’re tightening up riffs, enhancing clean passages, or adding punch to solos, these pedals give you precise control over your sound. Explore our selection to find the perfect compressor pedal to elevate your tone in both practice and performance.

Devices that use DSP rather than Analogue. Digital Signal Processors take real signals like a voice,an audio signal,or even a piece of video, that have been digitized and then use mathematics to manipulate them.

From warm, creamy overdrive to gritty distortion and wild, saturated fuzz, these pedals give you the tonal flexibility to create everything from classic rock crunch to modern high-gain fury. Perfect for adding edge, sustain, and character to riffs and solos, they allow guitarists of all styles to express themselves with intensity and flair.

Tough, versatile, and built to handle anything you throw at them, dynamic instrument microphones are the workhorses of live and studio setups. Perfect for capturing guitar amps, drums, brass, and other loud sound sources, these mics excel in high-pressure environments without distortion. Their durability and focused pickup patterns make them resistant to feedback and unwanted noise, ensuring a clean, punchy sound on stage or in the studio. Whether you’re gigging or recording, our range of dynamic instrument mics delivers reliable performance with professional results.

End-address microphones are designed for straightforward, professional use, with the capsule positioned at the top of the microphone body for natural, precise sound capture. Ideal for studio recording, live vocals, and instrument miking, these mics offer intuitive handling and versatile placement. With clear, detailed audio and ergonomic designs, end-address microphones make it easy to achieve high-quality recordings whether you’re in the studio or on stage.

Perfect for guitarists who want studio-quality sound without relying on loud stage volumes, these devices capture your amp’s tone while allowing silent practice, direct recording, or seamless integration with PA systems. Whether you’re tracking in the studio, performing live, or experimenting with new sounds, load boxes and cab simulators give you control, flexibility, and professional-quality tone in any environment.

Achieve rich, full-bodied recordings with our range of large diaphragm condenser microphones. These mics excel at capturing vocals, acoustic instruments, and voiceovers with warmth, depth, and detail. Their wide frequency response and sensitivity make them versatile tools for professional recording, podcasting, and broadcasting. Whether you’re building your first home studio or upgrading to a world-class microphone, our collection offers the perfect balance of character, clarity, and performance.

Get everything you need to capture full, professional recordings with our range of multi-mic packages. Perfect for drummers, podcasters, ensembles, and studios, these bundles include carefully selected microphones designed to work together for balanced, high-quality results. Whether you’re miking up a full drum kit, recording a live band, or setting up for detailed multi-source recording, multi-mic packages save you time, money, and guesswork. With options from trusted brands, you’ll find the right setup to cover every angle of your performance — all in one convenient package.

Power supplies and chargers for music equipment and instruments.

Reverb pedals emulate everything from intimate room reflections to vast, cathedral-like spaces, while delay pedals repeat and layer your notes for rhythmic or ethereal effects. Ideal for live performance, studio work, or creative experimentation, these pedals give your playing a professional, immersive quality that stands out in any mix.

Capture every detail with precision using our selection of small diaphragm condenser microphones. Known for their accuracy, fast transient response, and natural sound reproduction, these mics are perfect for recording acoustic instruments, drum overheads, choirs, and other sources where clarity and detail matter most.

Thunderbolt interfaces use an extremely fast connection to not only offer very low latency audio, but many also offer dedicated DSP processing, which wont put any load on your CPU.

USB audio interfaces offer high quality inputs and outputs for recording and playing back your audio. With the added advantage of being easy to transport and move between systems, they are a popular solution for performers wishing to have a single high quality interface they can move between the studio and stage with ease. USB audio interfaces due to their portability and often great value remain perhaps the most common audio interfaces in use today. With USB being the computer worlds most widely supported connection standard, through using an USB audio interface it allows us the flexibility of having it either in the studio or to easily take it out on the road with you. This means that you can use the same high quality audio I/O connections and quality recording signal path found within your audio interface, no matter where your projects may take you. Regular USB audio interfaces are likely to be based around the classic USB connection