📌 Gear Spotlight: 5 picks (28 Oct 2026)

Fresh gear picks from around the web. These are links to the original articles; all rights belong to their owners. Tell us what you think in the replies, and share what you are playing with. 1. Pittsburgh Modular Intros First Software Synth, The Microvolt 3901 Virtual Analog Synthesizer Pittsburgh Modular’s Microvolt 3901 combines a component-level emulation of its Microvolt 3900 synthesizer with a collection of patchable oscillators, modulation modules, effects, and sequencing tools. Source: Synthtopia synthtopia.com/content/2026/10/27/pittsburgh-modular-intros- 2. Joe Bonamassa promises a “generous reward” for the return of Josh Smith’s lost Two-Rock amp head If you have any information you think could be helpful, Bonamassa instructs people to email rachael@jr-adventures.com. Source: Guitar.com guitar.com/news/music-news/joe-bonamassa-josh-smith-stolen-a 3. “A versatile, affordable wireless solution for beginners”: the t.bone free 300 HT 823 & PT 823 review Straightforward wireless performance, flexible transmitter options, and impressive value for money. An accessible upgrade for musicians, Karaoke hosts, and public speakers on a budget Source: MusicRadar musicradar.com/music-tech/microphones/the-t-bone-free-300-ht 4. Moog’s new line of instrument amps aim to preserve the unique identity of synths, drum machines and more Moog’s Model 112 and 210 amplifiers have been designed to preserve the distinctive qualities of electronic instruments, even at high volumes Source: MusicRadar musicradar.com/music-tech/speakers/musicians-work-hard-to-sh 5. Open Source Cineol-X 224 Brings Classic Lexicon Reverb to DAWs, Daisy DSP Cineol-X 224 is an open-source development project that brings the reverb processing of the classic Lexicon 224 digital reverb to your DAW, and the Daisy DSP platform. Source: Synthtopia synthtopia.com/content/2026/10/27/open-source-cineol-x-224-b Think something here should not be shared? Tell us through Feedback and we will remove it.