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Joe Bonamassa guitars, amps and effects he uses

July 1, 2010 by Chaz · 2 Comments 



Legendary guitar player, Joe Bonamassa, is happy to show off his guitars, amps and effects that he currently plays onstage. Joe shows us his signature Gibson Les Paul and Music Man guitars he is using on tour. He also shows us his complete amplifier rig and pedalboard setup. These are great videos to watch for all of you Joe Bonamassa fans! Read more

Morley Guitar products new for 2010

March 8, 2010 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment 

Westside distribution announces four new Morley guitar products for 2010.

Mini Morleys

Two new optical pedals for 2010, the Mini Morley Wah and Mini Morley Volume. Both pedals are as fully featured as you would expect from Morley but measuring only 4.5 (W) x 6.75 (L) x 2.75 (H) inches, are perfect for pedals boards when space is at a premium. Read more

Seymour Duncan Yngwie Malmsteen YJM Fury Single-coil Pickups

February 10, 2010 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment 

No other guitarist unleashes the fury like Yngwie J. Malmsteen. His influence is undeniable, his technique unparalleled. So, when a legendary axe-slinging metal virtuoso like Yngwie says he wants to take his tone to the next level, we listen. After hundreds of hours of intense tone pursuit, we proudly unleash the STK-S10 YJM Fury.

The YJM series includes a dedicated bridge pickup as well as a separate neck/middle pickup, representing two highly individual customized voices that sound sweet and fluid with more articulation and responsiveness to dynamics. They’re recommended for any fast playing style including neo-classical, shred, hard rock, power metal, and heavy metal and can directly retrofit most single-coil equipped guitars. But players beware, installing the YJM Fury into your guitar, might unleash the Fury in you.

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New Squier Telecaster & Strat Guitars Revealed

January 9, 2010 by Chaz · Leave a Comment 

Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster Thinline Guitars–Squier is proud to introduce three new guitars for 2010 – two exciting new versions of classic Telecaster models and a practical, no-frills Stratocaster model with the roar of a humbucking pickup. All deliver great Squier look, sound, feel and value.

The two latest additions to the award-winning and best-selling Classic Vibe series – the Classic Vibe Telecaster Custom and Classic Vibe Telecaster Thinline guitars – are based on a pair of classic Telecaster designs from the 1960s that were prized among rock, blues, country and jazz players alike. Read more

Orange Amps – Artists to join Orange NAMM 2010

January 5, 2010 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment 

Amir Derakh Orange amps NAMM 2010

Orange Amps Gear-Vault to announce the following press release about NAMM 2010–Orange Amps can now announce an exciting and eclectic list of artists joining them on the booth at NAMM 2010. Something for every guitarist, the list includes Amir Derakh and Ryan Shuck of Dead by Sunrise fame, Monte “Monster” Pittman from Madonna’s band, Prong and more recently playing with American Idol Runner-up Adam Lambert, and Sweethead guitarist Troy Van Leewen (also of Queens of the Stone Age) and bassist Eddie Nappi. Read more

Boss ME-30 Guitar Multi-Effects Processor

October 6, 2009 by Chaz · Leave a Comment 

Boss ME-30 Guitar Multi-Effects Processor Though the size of floor multi-effects processor is decreasing, the features and capabilities of these units continue to grow. Although the Boss ME-30 is only slightly larger than an average hard-bound book, it can create a multitude of sounds that once could only be achieved with a huge rack and a gaggle of stomp boxes. Add in sampling capabilities and you’ve got a serious contender in the maximum banger-per-buck race. Read more

Shure Professional Headphones

September 28, 2009 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment 

Shure SRH840 HeadphonesPress Release–Recording engineers spend hours obsessing over which microphone to use with a particular voice or instrument. They know that every mic has a unique sound signature that can spotlight the best aspects of a recording or magnify its flaw. Many recordists don’t realize that headphones are Read more

MonsterCable’s Introduce Monster Turbine Pro Headphones

September 25, 2009 by Chaz · Leave a Comment 

Monster Turbine Pro Headphones

Press Release–BRISBANE, CA, September 23, 2009 – Monster, renowned for its many advanced consumer electronics accessories and fast becoming one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-performance headphones, is proud to offer its new “Turbine Pro In-Ear Speakers,” the first high-performance in-ear headphones engineered specifically to deliver the kind of reference-quality sound necessary to meet the exacting demands of today’s music professionals and discriminating audiophile listeners. Read more

Brownsville Choirboy and Hiwatt Bulldog 10

September 20, 2009 by Chaz · Leave a Comment 

Brownsville Choirboy

This mongrel duo is a mixture of sweetness and range. The Brownsville Choirboy is a well-behaved instrument that puts hollowbody jangle within most musicians’ budgets. Its bound body is charitably outfitted with three “toaster-top” pickups and a five-way selector, from which you can order up oodles of focused jangle, ranging from tight bit to silky jazz. The bolt-on maple neck has a pleasing profile and a plateless heel for upper-fret comfort, all of which is graciously aided by an adjustable bridge and truss rod. Read more

Fender Acoustasonic SFX II and SFX Satellite Amplfiers

August 19, 2009 by Chaz · Leave a Comment 

Don’t believe the hype. After the barre chord, the most important thing I learned as a guitarist was to take any and all advertisements that promise “monster tone at affordable prices” and budget friendly, triple-digit-decibel orgasm” with a grain of salt. After all, what are manufactures suppose to say? “Our product sounds cheesy and tinny, but what do you expect for $500?” I think not. Read more

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