...and a cable.... and his hands.... and maybe he used a hardware tuner?
The band's new self-titled album is one of the year's best.
This is going to blow the recording market wide open
This must be what schizophrenia is like.
The trend of clean blend knobs on every new distortion pedal continues.
...except she sings it out of tune on a Schecter into a Line6 Spider.
Four channels, 6 modes, 200 watts, dayum, Dayum DAYUM!
Bonus, they're named after the legendary San Francisco venue.
They're manufacturing guitars in the US for the first time since the company's creation in the '70s.
Finally, because pressing space to stop playback was way too easy.
To hell with bass, Billy should hold more clinics on holding a clinic, because the dude knows how to hold
Recording engineer Eyal Levi tells you what you need to know to get a great drum recording.
Smooth mid-song mixer and laptop moves, Jason.
The company formerly known as VHT added an option that makes this high gain monster way more useful. I just
I suppose that, as ninjas, silent riffing must be an option.
People love tiny gear. Especially flying people.
