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More On The Zakk Wylde Flying V & Marshall Microstack

3. May 2007

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Just a quick note for the Zakk Wylde fans out there: this morning Gibson finally published a real product page for the Custom Shop Zakk Wylde Flying V, and it includes full guitar specs, the history of the instrument, and a downloadable pdf product sheet. Also, Marshall has posted a pretty impressive demo video of their [...]

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Epiphone Faded DOT & Worn Firebird Get Guitar World Magazine’s Gold Award

2. May 2007

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Well, the ink hasn’t even dried yet, but according to an e-mail from Epiphone two of their guitars––the Faded DOT Studio & Worn Firebird Studio––will be receiving the Gold Award for Overall Value in the June ‘07 edition of Guitar World Magazine. Both instruments are low-cost remakes of classic Gibson guitars, and while I haven’t personally [...]

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Epiphone & Guitar World Giving Away An Elitist 1965 Casino

1. May 2007

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Well, here’s your chance to win a bit of re-issued history… Epiphone & Guitar World have apparently teamed together to give away an Epiphone Elitist 1965 Casino––a reissue of the guitar used at various times by three of the Beatles, and to this day Epiphone’s most celebrated instrument. To be honest, I’ve been drooling over these [...]

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Relic Deluxe: The Essential Online Guide To Relic’ing Your Guitar

1. May 2007

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Wow––ig blog posted this link earlier today and I just had to pass it on. If you’re the type who finds the current trend in “Relic” guitars to be a little too pretentious (I go back & forth on this myself) you’ll probably want to skip over this post now, but for the rest of you [...]

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Gibson Announces Guitar Of The Week #15: Les Paul GT In Fire Engine Red

30. April 2007

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Nice… when Gibson first released the Les Paul GT back in 2006 I was seriously impressed with the sheer number of upgrades the guitar shipped with, but also more than a little put off by the guitar’s less than subtle design (guitar + flames = cheesy IMHO.) But I’m happy to say that there’s now [...]

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Video Review Of Seymour Duncan’s Twin Tube Classic Overdrive

30. April 2007

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While researching some of the more recent tube-driven distortion pedals to hit the market, I came across this video review of Seymour Duncan’s Twin Tube Classic––a dual-channel overdrive pedal boasting a pair of American made Phillips-Sylvania 6021 dual triode tubes, true bypass circuitry, and what’s apparently a seriously road-worthy steel chassis. Now, I’ve owned a number [...]

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Introducing The Verbrovibe: Headstrong’s ‘63 Brown Vibroverb Replica

27. April 2007

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Hehe, you’ve gotta’ love this… Headstrong Amplifiers, self-proclaimed makers of the world’s only “exact replica of the 1964 Princeton reverb and 1964 Deluxe Reverb Blackface” have done it again, this time producing the first true replica of Fender’s classic, and not to mention seriously hard to come by, ‘63 Brown Vibroverb. And they call it the [...]

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Fender Introduces Squier Vintage Modified Series

27. April 2007

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Got a budding little guitar player in the house? Check these out… Fender recently unveiled one of the more intriguing additions to their Squier brand of low-cost (read: beginner’s) guitars that I’ve seen in years––the new Vintage Modified Series. Apparently taking a hint from the popularity of their more expensive Fender brand brethren, three of the [...]

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