30 Results for "Pink Floyd"

Pink Floyd & Body Count: Guitar Journal

Check out Body Count’s killer cover of Pink Floyd’s "Comfortably Numb." Then, explore the new Bass War pedal and Voodoo-Vibe 2024

Crazy Tube Circuits HI POWER – Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here tone

The Crazy Tube Circuits HI POWER offers David Gilmour's Wish You Were Here guitar tone via his pedal and amp rig in a single stompbox.

Buyer Beware: The Most Expensive Synths of All Time

Some of the most sought-after vintage synths still fetch astronomical prices on the 2nd-hand market. We're checking out some of the Most Expensive Synths you'll come across if you're looking to add these ...

T-Rex Binson Echorec Magnetic Disk Delay

The T-Rex Binson Echorec Magnetic Disk Delay is finally available for preorder after 8 years in the making!

The Dark Side Of The Moon turns 50: How to sound like Pink Floyd

This week in 1973, Pink Floyd's The Dark Side Of The Moon was released. We take a look back in history at this epitaph of modern music.

ThorpyFX Scarlet Tunic: Syd Barrett early Pink Floyd tones in a pedal

ThorpyFX's Scarlet Tunic offers Syd Barrett's Selmer Treble and Bass 50 amp tones, as heard on early Pink Floyd. A Saucerful of Secrets and more

Jam Pedals Seagull: Echoes of the David Gilmour tone

Jam Pedal's Seagull emulates the seagull sound created by David Gilmour on the Pink Floyd track Echoes, originally achieved by reversing a wah pedal.

Pink Floyd at Pompeii: Recreating the backline for one of rock’s most legendary gigs

Chris Hewitt and The Australian Pink Floyd have recreated the 1971 backline of Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii, using amps and PA gear from 50 years ago.

Tiny-Vibe 68 and Tiny-Vibe 69: Hendrix, Trower and Gilmour in a box?

The new Sabbadius Electronics Tiny-Vibe 68 and Tiny-Vibe 69 pedals come all the way from Argentina, and they sound groovy, man!

First Look Review: Crazy Tube Circuits TI:ME, a retro digital delay pedal

Crazy Tube Circuits' TI:ME is billed as a retro-flavoured, warm-sounding delay pedal - does it hold up to the hype? We take it through its paces.

Crazy Tube Circuits TI:ME – Based on the MXR Model 113 Digital Delay

The new Crazy Tube Circuits TI:ME effect is based on the legendary 1976 MXR delay circuit, as used by the likes of David Gilmour.

A comfortable strum? Martin launches David Gilmour D-35 signature models

These two new David Gilmour signature models will help support his charitable foundation.

The new Cicognani Engineering Pompeii PE603 – Grab yourself some Pink Floyd-style delay

Cicognani Engineering's new Pompeii PE603 is based on the Binson Echorec P.E. 603 echo unit, and is an obvious reference to a 70s concert film by some band.

8 cheap pedals every guitarist needs to try

Vintage pedal snobs: the truth is that there are distortion, fuzz, delay, chorus and flanger pedals that sound great going for around or under £60/$80! Here are 8 cheap pedals you need to try.

A Leslie? No! It’s Dawner Prince Electronics’ Pulse Revolving Speaker Emulator

An iconic 20th century rock sound has been revamped by Dawner Prince Electronics, packing the Doppola and Maestro Rover RO-1 into the compact Pulse Revolving Speaker Emulator pedal.

Vibraslide gives you David Gilmour’s Dark Side Of The Moon infinite sustain

No, the Vibraslide is not a sex toy - it's a unique new system giving lap steel players the infinite sustain sound David Gilmour achieved with Pink Floyd. Back it now on Kickstarter.

Crazy Tube Circuits Cyclone: Four classic phaser voices in one boutique pedal

Four classic analogue boutique phaser voices in one pedal? The new Crazy Tube Circuits Cyclone covers everything from Floyd to Van Halen in one pedal. And at this price, it's a bit of a bargain.

David Gilmour’s Black Strat sells for $3,975,000, a World Record!

The David Gilmour guitar collection has smashed all kinds of records at an auction in New York today, including the most expensive electric, acoustic, Stratocaster and Les Paul guitars ever sold!

The David Gilmour Collection: See all 120 guitars in NY or via Christie’s Virtual Tour

Now is your last chance to see all 120 guitars in Dave Gilmour's collection being auctioned for charity. If you can't make it to New York then at least take Christie's Virtual Tour...

Give your Fender Stratocaster the ‘Gilmour’ mod with 7-way switching!

The "7-way switch" or "Gilmour mod" is the easiest and most effective modification for your Stratocaster, giving you additional tones with minimal effort. Here's how (it's way easier than you think).

David Gilmour guitar exhibition opens in London (including THAT Black Stratocaster)

Guitars owned by a certain D Gilmour Esq are up for auction this year, getting many of us gear heads pretty excited. The collection is viewable for free in London until 31 March.

David Gilmour is selling his Black Strat

Purchased back in 1970 at Manny’s on West 48th Street in New York, David Gilmour’s 'Black Strat' a 1969 Black Fender Stratocaster is up for sale!

Overloud Echoson emulates the Binson Echorec 2 used for David Gilmour’s guitar delays

Overloud has released Echoson, an emulation of the legendary Binson Echorec 2, the Italian delay unit notably used by Pink Floyd in the 70's and very sought after on the second-hand market.

Sennheiser has a new pair of headphones – for rich Pink Floyd fans

Sennheiser is commemorating "Their Mortal Remains" – Pink Floyd's V&A retrospective – with a special pair of its Momentum HD 1 wireless headphones. Wait till you find out what they cost.