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Siegmund Introduces Micro Tube Spring Reverb

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Siegmund’s Micro Tube Spring Reverb is a transformerless stand-alone unit that uses a musically balanced circuit that enhances the reverb springs with natural response from...

The Budda Twinmaster

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In the early days of boutique-amp building, there were but a few contenders on the scene. One of the strongest amplifiers in those days...

SpiderCapo Offers Twist

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SpiderCapo’s six independent fingers make it possible for a player to employ multiple tunings within a song, and use open tunings and barre chords...

Dominick Montuoro, Noted Danelectro Collector, Passes

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Dominick Montuoro, a noted authority and collector of Danelectro guitars, passed away September 11 at his home in Florida. He was 72. Montuoro began collecting guitars in...

Doug Doppler

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Doug Doppler recalls how, at age five, his first swimming lesson fell on the same day as his first guitar lesson. Beyond mere coincidence,...

Gibson’s “Non-Reverse” ’Birds

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In the ’60s, Gibson strived mightily to meet the demands of players of all levels while also working to maintain its image as industry...

Red Fang

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Throughout 10 pummeling tracks, the Portland, Oregon-based Red Fang demonstrates everything that is right with heavy metal today, displaying an excellent array of influences,...

Brooklyn Guitar Show

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Cimarron Guitars’ Model P

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Cimarron Guitars has being making custom instruments since 1978 in the dry, mild climate of southwest Colorado. The company’s Model P guitar gets its name...

Gustav Lundgren

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Gustav Lundgren is boldly going where few other Gypsy jazz guitarists dare: the daunting and little-known world of Django Reinhardt’s later bebop music. Swede Lundgren...
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