10 Results for "Stevie Ray Vaughan"

Howard Alexander Dumble, amp designer to the stars, passes

Legendary amp designer Howard Alexander Dumble, responsible for some of the most sought-after amps in the industry, has passed away.

Cop some SRV and John Mayer tones with the new Crazy Tube Circuits Crossfire

Crazy Tube Circuits' new Crossfire crams a Twin Reverb, Super Reverb, and TubeScreamer into a single pedal. Perfect for those SRV tones.

Amplifier Speakers Demystified: All About Amp Speakers!

British or American? Alnico or Neodymium? Series or parallel? This introduction will help you find your way to the right speaker for your guitar tone.

String gauge: Does it matter and should we even care?

Does string gauge matter? Yes, says YouTuber Rick Beato. But perhaps not in the way you think. His new video has some fascinating insights into string gauge that many may find surprising.

EarthQuaker Devices Plumes – Just Another Tubescreamer?

The new EarthQuaker Devices Plumes pedal is their interpretation of the classic green Tubescreamer circuit. But has it got what it takes to make you want to buy one?

Maxon OD808-40: Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of a classic overdrive pedal

Maxon celebrates the 40th Anniversary of its classic green overdrive pedal with the release of the OD808-40, a limited run of 400 pedals including 40 signed by circuit designer Susumu Tamura!

NAMM 2019: Fender Custom Shop Stevie Ray Vaughan Stratocaster

It was an instant hit when first released and many players covet early production runs of the guitar. Now in 2019, the Fender Custom Shop is offering the Stevie Ray Vaughan Signature Stratocaster

Ibanez NuTube Screamer to be released at NAMM Show

A new updated version of that classic green overdrive pedal used by the likes of Stevie Ray Vaughan and many others, but now it comes with Korg's NuTube technology.

Summer NAMM 2017: Way Huge Doubleland Special overdrive

Joe Bonamassa and Jeorge Tripps take their 'in-joke' one step further this year and release double the amount of overrated overdrive for a limited 2017 edition.

Fender officially stopping rosewood guitars and basses this summer!

Fender has finally officialy submitted to CITES regulations on the use of rosewood. Is this the end of an era? How will it affect your next guitar purchase?