Maxell UDII, Sony UCX-S, That's EM

three new chrome cassettes

CASIOS COPPED - WIN 3 of the best!

Those generous folk at Sound Technology have kindly donated an Alesis Midiverb. All you have to do is win it!

The start of a regular monthly column devoted to readers' hints and tips about their instruments, equipment, software, recording and playing techniques.

Your chance to win a Soundcraft Spirit Folio mixer by answering more of our embarrassingly easy questions.

Our regular column devoted to readers' hints and lips about their recording equipment, instruments, software and playing techniques.

Help plan the '86 Show - Win a JHS Rockbox!

We offer a chance to win this versatile digital effects unit kit and other prizes

MARSHALL, FENDER, ROLAND, MELANIE & ARIA - Your chance to win one FREE!

WIN A FREE FOSTEX! X-15 up for Grabs!

Classic retrospective re-evaluated

Our regular column devoted to readers’ hints and tips about their recording equipment, instruments, software and playing techniques.

MIDI Keyboard Controller

'Walk tall, walk straight and look the world right in the eye' - as Val Doonican once said. Now you can with Roland's portable MIDI keyboard controller, designed for those with a severe case of guitar envy. Nicholas Rowland discusses the angle of the dangle

Win a Texas microcomputer for music making

Win either Casio's super CZ1000 synth or SK-1 sampling keyboard for FREE!

Win a Frochlich Freestyle and Band-In-A-Box Pro software.

win a band's worth of gear

Win Yourself A Gordon Smith

Tandy Minimus 7 monitors

These tiny speakers make handy near-field monitors due to their detailed sound and good imaging.

Or win a day's taping time!

Answer 12 less-than-straightforward questions related to shabbily reproduced archive photographs, and you could win yourself an Akai AX80 polysynth.

Your chance to win a day’s free recording at Chipping Norton Studios in this unusual competition!

It's called a studio; it could be called a workstation; but actually it's a serious keyboard. Nicholas Rowland identifies a product with several possible identities and several possible markets. Have Ensoniq weighted in vain?