Check out these user-submitted photos from NAMM 2012!
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- Mike Lull Custom Guitars GM Paul Schuster with Jeff Ament (left) and Bryan Bellers signature basses
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- A still-in-process finish on a prototype Fender Johnny Marr signature Jaguar
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- Gibson Jeff Tweedy signature SG
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- PRS Custom 24 with the company’s new uncovered 59/09 pickups, which have cool contoured bobbins that arc with the strings to deliver what the company calls a “…more spread out, open tone.”
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- Peter Stroud and Derek St. Holmes
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- Teles in Custom Shop section of the Fender Booth
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- Ltd PC-1V
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- B.C. Rich Paolo Gregoletto signature Warlock
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- The new amp from Steve Carr, The Bloke.
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- Gibson Limited Edition J-200 Golden Age 1930 models
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- VHT Special 12/20 RT
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- Jeff “Skunk” Baxter demos the new Fender Powered by Roland V Guitar, a Fender Stratocaster with built-in effects by Roland.
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- Candy-colored goodies in the Daisy Rock booth
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- Warwick TM Stevens Signature Zooloo Warrior bass
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- Peavey Power Slides
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- Fender Excelsior amp, from the company’s new Pawn Shop Special series. Thirteen watts output, 15” Special Design speaker, two 6V6s.
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- Gibson ES-330
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- Fender ’60s Mahogany Stratocaster
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- Gibson Ace Frehley Budokan Les Paul
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- “Saturday Night Live” guitarist Jared Scharff gives the Fano Sphere a workout
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- Reverend Guitars’ Kan Haas wailed Gilmour solos note-for-note – with accordion backing and a heavy oom-pah beat. That’s right, it’s Polka Floyd!
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- Tech 21 VG Bass 1000 head on a Tech 21 cab
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- Tech 21 Bass Boost Fuzz
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- This Deluxe SteelCaster incited many a case of gear lust, in the booth at James Trussart Custom Guitars
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- Bugera Vintage 22
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- PRS Custom 24 with the company’s new uncovered 59/09 pickups, which have cool contoured bobbins that arc with the strings to deliver what the company calls a “…more spread out, open tone.”
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- Fender Limited Edition Heavy Relic Jazzmaster
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- Peavey Marvel Comics series
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- XPlorer model at the GMP Guitars booth
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- The Two-Rock EXO15 amp
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- E.W.S. pedals in the Xotic booth
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- Mike Lull Custom Guitars FX model
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- Peavey’s AT-200 guitar uses built-in Antares tuning/intonation processing. Push the a button and it plays in perfect tune, and with perfect pitch up and down the neck
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- LTD EC-266P
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- Rudy Sarzo with his new Peavey Cirrus signature bass with bamboo body segments on a maple/mahogany laminate neck.
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- U.S. Marine Corps Band
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- Ibanez Soundgear SR/XXV series
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- Rickenbacker 360 in the company’s new Ruby finish
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- Fender ’52 reissue Tele Masterbilt
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- Squier Mikey Way Mustang Bass
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- Gibson Moderne
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- Gibson SGs
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- ESP Vintage 4
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- Some of the amps Marshall will roll out in 2012
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- Front (bottom) and back of the Pawn Shop Greta amp – made by Fender, but branded separately. 12AX7 preamp, 12AT7 in its 1-watt power section
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- Epiphone ES-335 Pro
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- Gibson L-7C
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- Fender Super Champ X2
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- The Loar LH-309 archtop
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- Fender Stratocaster Pro (Closet Classic)
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- Fender Johnny Marr signature Jaguar
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- Steve Stevens
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- Ampeg Hertige SVT Classic
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- Ibanez Soundgear SR/XXV series
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- 1960 Bartell at Guitars West booth
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- Recording King Studio Series RP1-327
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- Recording King Jubilee Greenwich Village
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- ESP Vintage Series guitars
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- Saul Koll with his new Troubadour model in the Premier Builders Guild booth. It uses a TV Jones humbucker in the bridge position
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- Kerry King at Marshall
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- Former N.Y. Yankee great (and future Hall-of-Famer!) Bernie Williams (left) stopped to jam at the Whirlwind booth
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- Dave Navarro doing the signing thing in the PRS booth, signature model at his side
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- Fano Alt De Facto PX-4
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- Fender Stratocaster Masterbilt
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- Gibson Derek Trucks signature SG
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- Fender Stratocaster Masterbilt
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- Fender Machete; 50-watt, dual-channel, high-gain, with onboard digital reverb.
