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NAMM 2011 - Editors' Picks, Day 1

What PG's editors dug on Day 1 of Winter NAMM 2011



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Chris Kies - Associate Editor



Schecter TSH-1
A sexy new model with classic appeal, the TSH-1 is a semi-hollow doublecut that features a set, 3-piece maple set, a maple body, and a rosewood fretboard. It comes in either a silverburst finish or red metallic reverse burst. The SuperRock MH pickups have a bit of a Dynasonic visual vibe, but the over-wound ceramic magnets reportedly serve up a hotter, more modern sound. Currently, the TSH-1 is available for both lefties and righties, and Schecter's president, Michael Ciravalo, mentioned the possibility of it being available with a Bigsby tremolo.
Schecter Guitars




TV Jones P-90 Mounts
Ever wanted to put some P-90s in your Gretsch? Well, thanks to TV Jones you can go on and do it without subjecting the guitar's top to destruction. The four-screw mounts come in three different styles: standard, English (a Gretsch- or Gibson-style ring), and a "no-ears," mini-humbucker-style option. The pickups shown in this photo are TV Jones Classic P-90s . The bridge pickup purportedly has thicker highs and more defined lows than traditional P-90s. The neck pickup has alnico 4 bar magnets and is intended to deliver clarity and fullness, with considerably less boom than regular P-90s. Larger pole screws are used on both the neck and bridge models to help increase inductance.
TV Jones




Carvin CT624M
Straight out of the California Carvin Custom Shop, this CT624M is a carved-top masterpiece with a Honduran mahogany body and neck that is capped with a deep tigers eye on a quilted-maple top. The 25"-scale neck is topped with an ebony fretboard that has a 12" radius. It's loaded with Carvin S22 pickups with enamel wire. Direct $1773.
Carvin

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Tony
on 01/20/2011
no successor to the GT-10?! Man, BOSS really dropped the ball... alot of people are very disappointed in them right now. ALOT.
Toneguy
on 01/17/2011
Maybe if Line 6 ever makes anything you can actually depend on and get serviced when it dies they will consider one their products for mention
don burnham
on 01/16/2011
A great and most deserved honor for my friend Don Edwards! Santa Cruz guitars - Nice! Methinks though, there is not a cowboy ridin' any range who can afford $4850 for a guitar. Really.
Patti
on 01/14/2011
Don Edwards Cowboy Singer Retails for $4,850. A Gem!
Dvaid Small
on 01/14/2011
What is the price on the Don Edwards acoustic? Couldn't find it even on the Santa Cruz website. Thank you.

D.
Steve
on 01/14/2011
Always a nit picker in the crowd isn't there? Mark, give the team a break, I'm sure they know the difference between a neck and bridge position...they're just taking in a lot of data at the show.
Mark D.
on 01/14/2011
The Godin 5th Avenue Jazz quite obviously has a mini humbucker in the NECK position, not in the bridge position, as stated in your article. You guys get paid to do this for a living, right?
NW-Harry
on 01/14/2011
Let us know if any new camcorders are available to compete with the Zoom Q3HD? Two features absolutely required are 1) a screen on the front (and back?) of the camcorder so you can see yourself when videoing yourself; and 2) a Line In connector (the Q3HD has this feature) so external mics/mixers can input audio signal vs. using the camcorders mic.
Steve M
on 01/14/2011
Am I to believe that NO ONE on your staff chose the new Line 6, James Tyler Variax guitar line as a standout (IMHO revolutionary) product? Maybe for Day #2?
Barry Morse
on 01/14/2011
I can't wait to play the Boostassio a pedal with an EF86 whoa...



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