January 2011 \ Features \ Field Report \ GALLERY: NAMM 2011 - Photos from the Floor, Day 2

GALLERY: NAMM 2011 - Photos from the Floor, Day 2

The gear we saw on the floor on day 2 of NAMM 2011
Premier Guitar January 2011
More Photos: Day 1 from the Floor

     

Related Articles

GALLERY: Dallas International Guitar Festival 2013
20 Best Moments of Crossroads 2013
Summer NAMM 2011 Video Guide
GALLERY: Summer NAMM 2011 - Day 3 Editors' Picks
GALLERY: Summer NAMM 2011 - Day 2 Editors' Picks


Comments

 (8 comments) display by
UsernameComment
Celestion101
on 01/24/2011 		Let me help with the wording; This is new to the UK built Heritage line. We first introduced the 55hz Heritage model nearly 6 years ago, and now we are launching the 75hz version, built to '67 specs. The 70th Anniversary was never supposed to be a clone of the original, but instead just a good version of the H which was launched on our 70th Anniversary. Hope that helps!
Walter
on 01/23/2011 		I can't say I like the pointy horns on the RG2011SCBK, but the neck design looks terrific being able to access the higher frets, even if you don't go all the way up. As of now, the only guitar that really let you access those notes comfortably was the ESP Laiho Neck Thru model. Its been overdue that Ibanez would come out with something like this. Now its a matter of waiting until this design filters down to the more affordable RG lines. I can't wait!
skid
on 01/20/2011 		Wow Washburn, cool b Bender!
Shama
on 01/18/2011 		Interesting--Wampler Pedals already has a Talent Booster that is an actual working (boost) pedal. Wonder how that conflict will work itself out....
York
on 01/17/2011 		lol cool stuff i want one )
Nopporn Saiyasuk
on 01/16/2011 		Gimme the Talent Booster. LOL
mmolteratx
on 01/15/2011 		The G12H30 with a 75 Hz bass resonance cone is nothing new. The 70th Anni version has a 75Hz lead cone. It's been around in some form or another for nearly 50 years.
Flo
on 01/15/2011 		Strange that the new Celestion G12H @ 75Hz resonance is not mentioned on the official Celestion site. So what's up there?



Your Comment:  

All comments are subject to editing or deletion by the Premier Guitar staff.

Your Name:  


Please enter the text you see in the image:  
10

DC93EC02-7747-465A-B106-0A215514DE54