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PG's Rich Osweiler is On Location in Anaheim, CA, for the 2012 NAMM Show where he visits the Carvin booth. In this segment, we get to see and hear demos of the Allan Holdsworth Signature HH2 & Steve Vai Legacy III amp.

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tdclns on 01/24/2012	The 'Z-Vex Distortron' is a good pedal; but it needs a little more'gain'. This 'Double Rock' should compensate for the lack of gain. As far as some of their other pedals; I've tried out the 'Fuzz Factory' & 'Box Of Rock', & I wouldn't give you a nickel for either. Seems like some of their pedals are more predicated on 'cute/ wacky' paint jobs than sounding good.
Ed Fleck on 01/23/2012	For $300.00 the made in korea Seinbergers were a steal also the Hohner The Jack but I will be purchasing a Carvin headless as I love my other three Carvin guitars and nothing and I mean nothing stays in tune better than a headless guitar no matter how much you use the whammy bar and string changing takes 3 minutes. It really is a superior design to regular guitars and Holdsworth knows it and finally got his wish. Be ready to pay more for strings though.
Mike on 01/23/2012	I have had the legacy 1 and x100b, they were my favorites, wish I had never gotten rid of them. I guess I found my new amp.
Ron on 01/23/2012	These are much better than the made-in-China Steinberger guitars.
Jon Fine on 01/23/2012	Great tones! I have a Carvin Holdsworth Fatboy guitar, so I know how good they sound--but that Legacy 3 amp sounds terrific! I'm looking forward to hearing a more comprehensive demo on it--the clean's nice, the high gain's cool, but will it do a slightly overdriven blues-sort of crunch? Inquiring minds want to know...

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