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Aguilar Announces Factory Tour And Clinic

August Factory Tour and Private Clinic available to public

New York, NY (July 25, 2008) -- Aguilar Amplification has announced aĀ Factory Tour and private clinic with Avishai Cohen. The eventĀ is set to take place in New York on August 30th, at 1:00 pm with doors opening at noon. Their factory is located at 599 Broadway 7th Floor NYC, NY, 10012. Attendees are required to RSVP to info@aguilaramp.com before August 22nd.

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Avishai Cohen has been hailed as one of the freshest young voices in contemporary jazz today. Equally renown for both his electric and upright playing, Cohen has worked with heavyweights such as Wynton Marsalis, Paquito D’Rivera, Roy Hargrove, Denilo Perez and Chick Corea. His clinic will be strictly ā€œfirst come, first seatedā€ as space is limited.

In addition to the hour-long Cohen clinic, attendees will get a chance to tour the Aguilar factory and try out products such has the forthcoming Tone Hammer Preamp/DI pedal, as well as gain a better perspective on the Aguilar craft. The in-house Clinic Series will give viewers a close up view of Aguilar''s artists and the equipment they use.

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