It’s easy to test batteries, right? You probe a battery with a voltmeter (like the kind you find at electronics stores), and check the voltage. Done. But there’s a problem: A battery’s voltage changes depending on whether it’s under load or not; effects load down a battery to varying degrees, but meters don’t. So a battery can read fin with a meter, but under a real load the voltage might be marginal at best. Read the rest of this entry »
Victoria’s current line of amplifiers feature Jensen’s remanufactured speakers. Victoria manufactures handmade and hand wired vacuum tube guitar amplifiers using period-correct components (many manufactured specifically for Victoria) and NOS (new, old stock) U.S. European vacuum tubes. Victoria Amplifiers representatives say the Jensen drivers are the final element they need to recreate traditional, vintage amplifier tones. Read the rest of this entry »
You have a rare wealth of creative potential lurking deep within, but until now no guitar has had the power to fully tap into it. Enter Gibson’s Dusk Tiger, simply the most astounding innovation in the history of the guitar. In the wake of Gibson’s groundbreaking Dark Fire, the new Gibson Dusk Tiger offers an unprecedented wealth of features to expand your sonic horizons exponentially, yet it brings them to you with greatly increased levels of performance and ease of use, and all at an affordable price. Read the rest of this entry »
Michael Kelly Guitars are proud to announce its newest release, the Patriot Black Guitar model. With a sleek satin black look and ability to produce heavy tone and rifts, the Patriot Black is ready to rock stages all around you. Equipped with Grover tuners and large humbuckers that produce dark resonating sounds of heavy metal, this ebony and mahogany crafted guitar is aimed to perform up to and above a rocker’s expectations. Read the rest of this entry »
DOD’s FX66 “Flashback Fuzz” pedal has a sound reminiscent of the vintage fuzz stomp boxes of the Sixties. Housed in an all-metal chassis and featuring a psychedelic paint job, the FX66 features controls for volume, low (low frequency adjustment), tone (high frequency adjustment) and fuzz (level). The unit operates via either 9-volt battery or DOD’s optional PS200R power supply. All DOD FX pedals are covered by a full, three-year warranty. Average price: $30.00 – $50.00 — Also check out the Digitech RP-1000 Modeling Guitar Processor Review
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