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Eventide Timefactor: Delay Saves The Rainforest Without U2
With their Timefactor delay unit, Eventide has managed to jam nine different types of delay along with a looper into one pedal that sounds incredible. With all of the different achievable tones through the Timefactor, you can bet your bottom dollar that it has the features to match. Alan Chaput...
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Line 6 DL4: Music For Airports Made Easy
Toby Summerfield was in the market for a looper to help fill out the live sound of his three piece, and after demoing several pedals, he settled on a Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler. After some time playing with his new pedal, Toby discovered it could do a lot more than just pretend to be a bassist.
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Eventide Modfactor in Action
In this first of several videos, Eventide's Alan Chaput demos the new Modfactor multi-effect stompbox. The pedal is filled to the gills with sounds and adjustable parameters; watch as Alan takes a traditional tremolo sound and, using the "S-Mod" and "D-Mod" controls, transforms it into an effect...
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Fender Custom Shop Custom Classic Strat
The Fender Custom Shop Custom Classic Strat, just in at PGS, is a real looker. With a beautifully grained Ash body, aged white plastic parts, medium frets that shine like mirrors and a soft "C" neck, this Fender Custom Shop Custom Classic Strat will rock your world...if you let it.
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BFF fuzz pedal demo
A short video about the BFF fuzz pedal.
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MXR Stereo Chorus - Gearwire
Gearwire.com is testing the MXR Stereo Chorus pedal.
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Digitech JamMan
DigiTech JamMan Looper allows real-time seamless looping with endless overdubbing.
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2010 Vox AC15 Hand-Wired Combo
This is the new 2010 Vox AC15HW1, the hand-wired AC15 combo from the New 2010 Vox Handwired series. These 60's style fawn tolex beauties feature the unmistakable chime and natural compression that you've come to expect from the best vintage Vox AC15 amplifiers, thanks to all-tube design, including...
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Dunlop Jimi Hendrix Octave Fuzz Stompbox Demo
Owen O'Malley, himself, tests out the Dunlop Jimi Hendrix Octave Fuzz based on the Roger Mayer pedal Hendrix was so fond of using. Owen also pairs the Octave Fuzz up with a Tube Screamer to show how you can really make the most out of this effect.
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Moog Guitar Sustainer System In Reverse
Jason Daniello of Moog Music (think of him as Scourge to Cyril Lance's Sonic) demonstrates the Moog Guitar's electro-dampening properties. There's a lot of talk about "if we can give energy to a string, we can also take energy out of string." Which, OK, is an easy turn of phrase, but I wanna know...
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