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Wednesday June 6, 2018. 10:00 PM
Witness how 5-string Krautsters, solid-state Sunn heads, and pitch shifters provide the stoner-metal band’s foundation for brute-force tones.
The pickups feature an output of 15.5k (bridge) and 10.0k (neck) and sport alnico 5 magnets.
Prog pioneers, two Neils, and PG’s Shawn Hammond on fighting impostor syndrome.
Tuesday June 5, 2018. 10:37 PM
A new series of powered monitors designed for modeling amplifiers.
The “inside” story of spiders, T-bridges, biscuits, and cones—and how the instruments that incorporate them became the sound of the American dream.
The Royal Jelly features two circuits in parallel giving the player the possibility of blending them or running both separately like two different pedals.
Monday June 4, 2018. 10:00 PM
For a 35-pound lightweight, Hartke’s new 2x10 combo can throw some air—with 500 watts under the hood and a smart command central.
Watch John Bohlinger use his lap steel and dual P-90 singlecut to warp sounds, bend time, and enter new tonal dimensions with this delay.
A treble booster that is designed to add glistening harmonics that get loud enough to saturate your amp’s front end.
Our beloved Amp Man signs off after 13 years of answering readers’ questions from under the hood.
Sunday June 3, 2018. 12:00 PM
With his second solo effort soon to be released, our career gun-for-hire columnist waxes poetic on the creative benefits of going it alone.
Saturday June 2, 2018. 01:11 PM
Progressive metal’s most influential guitarist combines immaculate picking technique with aggressive tones to create the most technically demanding licks around.
Friday June 1, 2018. 08:46 PM
The Danish guitar pedal company presents an upgraded version of their flagship clean boost.
The pickup works on banjos, ukuleles, cajons, and other acoustic instruments with accessible flat soundboards.
“Clean platform” may be the current buzzword in guitar amplification, but the truth is, we’ve been here before.
Thursday May 31, 2018. 10:30 PM
Nicolai Schorr shows off two convention-defying solidbodies with things like clever neck-adjustment mechanisms, movable pickups, and externally mounted components.
Swearing off solos and flash, the guitarists focus on songcraft, soundscapes, and soul, and strip down with digital modeling for Erase Me, their band’s first studio album in eight years.
Oakland-based Argentine builder Leonardo Buendia demos a modified dreadnought with some of the most eye-poppingly figured “tortoiseshell” mahogany we’ve ever seen.
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