Gibson Guitars to Reproduce Classic RANDY RHOADS Les Paul Guitar
August 23, 2010 by Chaz · Leave a Comment
Gibson to reproduce Randy Rhoads classic Les Paul guitar – Gibson Guitars are finally doing something right since their Gibson Hendrix Strat failure. The guitar company is set off to reproduce Randy Rhoads classic Les Paul guitar. Read more
Michael Kelly Patriot Black Guitar Review
June 6, 2010 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment
The curvy lines of the single cutaway Michael Kelly Patriot Black remind me of a Seventies Aria Pro II PE model, but several hot-rodded features, including a satin black finish, direct-mounted humbuckers and strings that anchor through the body, make it more of a modern beast for today’s players. Read more
Win A Fender Stratocaster Guitar Signed By Steve Miller
June 4, 2010 by Chaz · Leave a Comment
Steve Miller Band is giving away a Fender Stratocaster autographed by the legendary Steve Miller himself. For your chance to win this one of a kind collectible, head over to TouchTunes to enter! Read more
Epiphone Thunderbird IV Bass Guitar
May 8, 2010 by Chaz · Leave a Comment
Best Bass Money Can Buy? — Epiphone Thunderbird IV puts the letter “C” in “Classic”. No other bass looks like it or plays like it. The beloved Thunderbird bass from Epiphone features the “reverse” body styling, carved top and dual bass TB Humbucking pickups complimented with black hardware and the Thunderbird insignia on the pickguard.
The Thunderbird was a “unique” looking bass in 1963… and still creates that same charming appeal to this day. What made the Thunderbird bass a classic was not so much its distinctive look, but the way the guitar plays. The original Gibson Thunderbird version—with its neck thru-body, laminated neck, and expansive walnut wings proved to be an absolute tone machine; the resonance and quality of its dazzling, clean low-end rocks the jock strap off nearly any bass you put against bass guitars in even higher price brackets. Read more
Orange Amps launches the OPC
Orange Amplifiers, the British based pioneering force in guitar amplifiers, are proud to announce the launch of the revolutionary all-in-one computer amplifier speaker – The OPC.
The project has been several years in the making and as a pioneering force in guitar amplifiers, they have used their expertise in sound technology, engineering and electronics to build a new generation of computers that incorporate the best of both worlds: latest computer technology with integrated tools for the modern musician and music lovers.
The revolutionary all-in-one computer amplifier speaker – The OPC is 100% designed and built in the UK. It is a fully integrated computer with internal speaker which delivers playing, recording, editing and computing capabilities to musicians and music aficionados. This is the first computer of its kind that you can connect yourself and your music to the digital world simply by plugging in your instrument. Read more
Fender 50th Anniversary Jazz Bass Guitar
March 17, 2010 by Mike O'Cull · 1 Comment
1960 was a great year for the Fender Company. It had been around long enough to see its designs road-tested under all manner of playing and recording conditions and was becoming the legend that we know today. Honestly, every real vintage piece of Fender gear from 1960 I have experienced myself has been tremendous, including a brown 4×10 Concert amp that got away from me that I still yearn for in the dark of the night. It was the year when Fender got it all right. Read more
Slash talks Gibson Slash Appetite For Destruction Les Paul Guitar
Gibson Guitars and Slash have collaborated to recreate the Les Paul Slash used on the legendary Guns-N-Roses Appetite For Destruction album. Below is a video of Slash talking about his all-new Slash Appetite For Destruction Gibson Les Paul Guitar, and compares the components to his original guitar. Of course we here have Gear-Vault were first on the case to announce the new Slash Gibson Les Paul guitar. Go here to read the official Gear-Vault introduction of the guitar: Gibson Slash Appetite for Destruction Les Paul Guitar. 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
Orange Amps Thunder 30
March 3, 2010 by G-v Rover · Leave a Comment
Storming into the New Year, Orange Amps are giving their range of guitar amps a boost with the launch of the new Thunder 30 combo and head. This replaces the Rocker 30 and will roar into the shops spring 2010.
The new Thunder 30 is an all valve class A 30 watt, twin channel amplifier, powered by four EL84 power valves (two more than the Rocker 30). It will be available in head and 1 X 12 configurations and includes an F/X loop (not featured on the Rocker 30) and the 1×12 is front loaded.
A brand new design incorporating the best of the Rocker and Thunder series, the new amps have two channels. The first is a classic vintage channel which has crystal clear clean sound and when turned up delivers a thunderous vintage power amp overdrive. The second overdrive/distortion channel, features a shape control as seen in the Thunderverb models and has a British tone crunch of numbing proportions! Read more
Easy Blues Guitar Lesson for Beginners – 12 Bar Blues
March 1, 2010 by Ian Fraser · Leave a Comment
12 Bar blues, you’ve probably heard about it before, but possibly have been scared to consider learning it. Some beginners feel that blues guitar is too difficult for beginners to master. How ever the 12 bar blues are almost easy. Sure there’s some knowledge required but even if you don’t have your scales memorized or the fret board notes you’ll be able to piece together a 12 bar blues progression by the end of this article. Read more

















