Archive for January, 2010
January 15th, 2010 | 
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This is my new toy from Leben Hi-Fi, A Motion Sound. It’s a imited production, hand-made Japanese stereo tube amplifier. The design elements are “perfect.” Gold tone stainless steel chassis and those are real hard wood railings. This baby makes music like nobody’s business.
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So I was bored with my first guitar when I bought a new one, so I cut out a space and put in a delay pedal! Its not a real Gibson so relax!! My friends and I call this “The Beast” for reasons that you will find out….
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Click the link above for special 14 dvd offer for our You Tube fans. In this module we review a 1962 Fender Bassman piggyback head and cabinet. Many big name amp manufacturers like Marshall and Traynor based their first batch of amps on the 5F6A Bassman. Many more lessons and gear reviews at our full on instructional website at http://www.nextlevelguitar.com
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“LIGHTNING FAST ALTERNATE PICKED ARPEGGIOS, AGGRESSIVE LICKS & ATTACK WITH A HIGH DEGREE OF ARTICULATION… FLAWLESS AND SEEMINGLY EFFORTLESS PICKING TECHNIQUE… he makes shredding look easy!” …AOA Monthly Review
Another great vintage amp demo by bravura lead guitarist Phoenix Michaels, broadcasting direct from the Altar Of Amps itself (www.altarofamps.com)
Michael Crabtree Eugene Oregon
guitar
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http://www.premierguitar.com PG’s Joe Coffey is On Location in Anaheim, CA, for NAMM 2010 where he visits the VOX Amps booth. In this segment, we get introduced into the AGA70 Acoustic Amp.
The AGA70 two-channel (Normal and Tube Pre equipped with a 12AU7 vacuum tube) amp. Each channel offers two inputs: Guitar (phone) and Mic (XLR), Lo-Z and Hi-Z level switch on each input; Mic inputs can provide phantom power. The controls include Bass, Middle, Treble (on each channel) and a Color feature that provides convenient single-knob control of the overall sound, emphasizing a wide range of performance techniques from picking arpeggios to strumming chords. Also, it has a DI output (balanced XLR), which is available for using the AGA with a larger sound system; a tuner output is also provided.
For more NAMM 2010 coverage or to view our completely FREE digital edition of Premier Guitar, be sure to visit http://www.premierguitar.com
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Awhile ago, I was told that it is not good to use an electric guitar amp with my acoustic/electric guitar and that I should use an acoustic amp. Lately, I have been hearing that there is nothing wrong with using this kind of amp, or others, with my guitar. So is there anything that could be damaged by me plugging my guitar into an electric amp?
Many great musicians mix amplification types. The sound will be slightly different but you’re not going to hurt your instrument.
Awhile ago, I was told that it is not good to use an electric guitar amp with my acoustic/electric guitar and that I should use an acoustic amp. Lately, I have been hearing that there is nothing wrong with using this kind of amp, or others, with my guitar. So is there anything that could be damaged by me plugging my guitar into an electric amp?
Many great musicians mix amplification types. The sound will be slightly different but you’re not going to hurt your instrument.
Robert Earl Longley demos LR Baggs HEX pickups and LR Baggs A-REF Acoustic Amp
http://www.robertearllongley.com/
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