Archive for December, 2009
Review: Gibson Reverse Flying V Electric Guitar Limited Edition
Retailing for just under $1000, the Gibson Reverse Flying V Guitar has been selling like hotcakes despite the fact that it was originally released as a limited edition model. Gibson even goes on to report that the reverse Flying V was the hottest and fastest selling electric guitar model they have ever introduced. There is [...]
Review: Gibson Les Paul Studio Silverburst Electric Guitar
The first thing you are sure to notice about the Gibson Les Paul Studio Silverburst guitar is the amazing dark silver finish. Aesthetics aside, Gibson crafted the Les Paul Studio Silverburst to be much more than a fancy paint job. The Les Paul Studio Silverburst is a much lighter guitar than other Les Pauls on [...]
Review: Ebow Plus
The Ebow is something that has slowly changed what musicians thought an effect could accomplish. Basically, for those who do not know, the Ebow is a device that creates a small electro-magnetic field around your guitar strings. If you think I am kidding or this sounds like science fiction- think again. You have probably heard [...]
Review: CEntrance AxePort Pro
The CEntrance Axeport Pro is probably the smallest (Wearable) digital interface for electric/bass guitars. The device is constructed out of anodized steel components and is dead simple to operate. Essentially, retailing for around $150, the Axeport is designed as a traveler’s guitar interface. Essentially, if you also wanted to lay down some recordings while standing [...]
Review: Electro-Harmonix Classics USA Big Muff PI Distortion / Sustainer Guitar Effects Pedal
The Electro-Harmonix line of pedals cannot be matched in terms of build quality and the commitment to sticking to all retro components and hand crafted circuits. The Electro-Harmonix Classic Big Muff Pi Distortion pedal is no exception. This pedal will allow the richest most snarly levels of high end fuzz and distortion to drench your [...]
