tech, apps and rock ’ n’ roll
The gear that got our mojo risi ng
ZivixJamStik+
After connecting ‘ the world’s first smart guitar’ wirelessly to your smartphone or laptop, you can delve into a va riety of apps to hone your skills. What’s more, this is one guitar that never needs tuning. £ 199, JamStik. com
Apple iPad Pro
When you’re learning to play with the aid of apps ( like JamTutor for the JamStik+), you’ll need a smart device to download them to. The iPad Pro’s screen provides generous real estate for lessons. From £ 619, apple. com/ uk
KEF Space One
These over- ear Bluetooth cans are designed by Porsche, and it shows. Opulent comfort combines with high- end sound quality to give you the perfect accessory. You can also use them with cables. £ 300, uk. kef. com
Roland TD-1KV
An ergonomic electronic drum kit packing 15 different digital drum sets. This will amp your speed, stamina and accuracy, letting you play along to tunes. You can even record your progress.
£ 539, roland. com
Yamaha EZ-220
Learning to tickle the ivories has never been easier, thanks to this clever keyboard, which has 100 songs to play along to. To help you further, the keys light up as the melody progresses.
£ 164, gear4music. com
Simply Piano
For extra keyboard tuition, connect the Yamaha wirelessly to a smart device and try out a few apps. One of the best is Simply Piano for the iPad, which trains you in the basics and gives you feedback.
From £ Free, joytunes. com