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Does he own any branded gear that doesn't begin with "E"? Yes, but still, our E-meter is off the charts and about to blow
The tools of the trade for big Sabbathy riffs.
The band keeps it simple and hard hitting with some gear standard bearers for good metal tone.
The 70's inspired prog/blues/space rockers, featuring ex-Opeth keyboardist Per Wiberg, break down the ingredients to their huge, open sound.
Mic shootouts and positioning galore!
Creative Live's upcoming clinics "Guitarist’s
Potentially the most important step.
Like buying used gear, but with extra protections.
Specifically the original "block letter" Peavey 5150 amplifier.
Oddly, Smith did not offer a comment in the press release.
"We're doing some models, like the Flying V with 24 frets."
Sleek as hell, this one.
Serving up a massive 3A (three Amp, or 3,000mA) output.
Everything I use to make my stream go!
Yes, the one from all the '90s Megadeth photos.
Is anyone surprised?
The demo is FAST.
An affordable Sully that looks anything but affordable.
In four colors.
If you haven't experienced the fuzzy majesty that is the Seymour Duncan Psychedelic Strat Pickups, allow Pat Beers of The
Sorry, bassists. Alright not really.
Featuring a different look than usual.
In all its neon glory.