Electro-Harmonix Voice Box Harmony Machine and Vocoder Review
July 3, 2009 by NAMM · Leave a Comment
Big Muff. Small Stone. Electric Mistress. Deluxe Memory Man. Holy Grail… Should I go on? So many instantly recognizable and oft-copied effects bear the Electro-Harmonix name, and in turn, those effects appear on countless recordings spanning decades, from Pink Floyd to Mudhoney to the White Stripes. Founder Mike Matthew’s ingenuity and passion for music has made EHX the go-to company for guitarists and bassists for years. And now, with the introduction of the Voice Box Harmony Machine/Vocoder, singers can get in on the action too. Read more
Marshall MG2FX Mini Guitar Amplifier
July 2, 2009 by NAMM · Leave a Comment
Harmony-Central–Marshall Amplification has added the portable MG2FX to its popular MG4 line of guitar amps. It offers a user-friendly interface consisting of four dual-function knobs (augmented by a Tap/Shift button and a single-character LED display) to provide instant access to ten distinct gain stage settings, five digital effects, a two-band EQ, and a tuner. For the ultimate in mobility, the MG2FX can run on battery power (via six “C” cells), and also includes an AC adapter for use in the home or any place power is available. Read more
Paul Reed Smith Sunburst 245 Guitar
July 1, 2009 by NAMM · Leave a Comment
Paul Reed Smith has spent more than two decades building the kind of guitars many of us dream of owning. From concept and design to fit and finish, PRS has a reputation as one of the best in the business and has attracted legions of fans who love their instruments. Their Sunburst 245 is no exception. Read more
Electro Harmonix POG2 Video Review
June 25, 2009 by NAMM · Leave a Comment
Back in 2005, Electro-Harmonix unveiled the original POG, a polyphonic octave generator that enabled guitarists to conjure everything from the surreal jangle of an 18-string guitar, to rich, thick walls of symphonic sound. Read more
Orange amps – Crush PiX amps
June 24, 2009 by NAMM · Leave a Comment
With great sound, great looks and packed full of cool features the new Orange Crush PiX range of amps are being upgraded to pack more punch and offer more great value for money.
The improved range of Crush amplifiers now extend from the Crush PiX CR12L through to the new 100 watt CR100 BXT, offering a multitude of choice covering a total of eight models ( including the Micro Crush CR3 which is unchanged ). Read more
Eastwood EEB-1 Bass Guitar Review
June 20, 2009 by Mike O'Cull · Leave a Comment
Leo Fender invented the fretted electric bass when he released the Precision Bass in 1951 and the Fender bass has been the dominant force in the market ever since. There have, however, been a number of bass designs from the Golden Era that have maintained an identity and a place in bassists’ hearts. Read more
VHT Standard 36 Hand-Wired Tube Head
June 19, 2009 by Mike O'Cull · Leave a Comment
Guitarists looking for great tone that works with any speaker setup would do well to consider the new VHT Standard 36 hand-wired tube head. The Standard 36 is crafted in VHT’s workshop outside of San Francisco where VHT’s team of experienced designers put their magic touches on every amp the company creates. Read more
Fender Sonic Youth Signature Jazzmaster Guitars
June 18, 2009 by NAMM · Leave a Comment
Harmony-Central–Hot on the heels of their latest critically acclaimed album, The Eternal, Sonic Youth has teamed-up with Fender to create two of the most highly anticipated guitars in recent memory — the Thurston Moore and Lee Ranaldo signature Jazzmaster guitars, which will be available beginning July 1. Read more
Boss FRV-1 Fender Reverb Pedal
June 11, 2009 by NAMM · Leave a Comment
Harmony-Central–1963 Fender Spring Reverb Returns as a Modern Stompbox BOSS and Fender USA have collaborated to create the FRV-1, a stunning recreation of the 1963 Fender Reverb. A staple sound of rockabilly, country, blues, surf rock and even grunge rock, this tube-driven reverb sound is now available in an affordable, rugged compact pedal.
The FRV-1 recreates the classic spring-reverb sound of the 1963 Fender Reverb via patented COSM technology. Three classic controls for Dwell, Tone, and Mix allow players to refine their tone, adding buttery warmth or sparkling twang. The FRV-1 is expected to be available in late July.
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Ludwig Anniversary Edition Stainless Steel Pro Beat Drum Kit
June 4, 2009 by NAMM · Leave a Comment
Press Release–Since 1909, Ludwig has been making exceptionally crafted percussion products for drummers of all styles. During the 100th Anniversary year, Ludwig is proud to announce the release of the Ludwig Anniversary Edition Stainless Steel Pro Beat outfit. Read more
