The quest for the perfect balance of tone has always been elusive to many guitarists. Some guitarists find their amp and stick with it for years, while some are constantly changing things around. My first exposure to Fryette amps (then VHT) was in the form of the 100 watt per side power amp and I loved it.
MORE →Not one to rest on his laurels, Jerry Jones has once again improved his popular Neptune Series of instruments.
MORE →Yes, I know that I’ve already featured the single coil version of Taylor’s Classic model electric guitar … but this one looks so classy I just had to show you. I love the Trans Red finish over the strong grain pattern of a Swamp Ash body … with a bit of Mother-of-pearl pickguard and chrome hardware to add a bit of flash.
MORE →Over the last five years, one of Taylor’s senior product developers, David Hosler, has become an expert on magnetics, steeping himself in the history of magnetic pickups with one of the world’s pioneers in that field, Mr. Rupert Neve. That led to the T5, in which Taylor crossed the threshold into the electric world, experimenting further with the design of magnetic pickups.
MORE →The Model 513 is possibly the most versatile guitar that Paul Reed Smith has introduced to date. The “513” stands for 5 pickups and 13 sounds!
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The PRS Mira model is a 24-fret guitar that features a 25” scale length, 10” radius, regular or wide-thin neck shape, locking tuning pegs, PRS non-adjustable Stoptail, abalone moon inlays, optional bird inlays, East Indian rosewood fingerboard, a solid mahogany body and neck, Mira Treble and Bass pickups, volume, tone, 3-way blade switch and mini toggle coil tap. The Mira model is offered in a range of colors including Vintage Cherry, Orange, Vintage Mahogany, Black, Wild Mint, Lilac, Seafoam Green, Powder Blue and Sandstorm.
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