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First Look: HeadRush Pedalboard

PG's axeman extraordinaire gets familiar with the power of the new floor-based modeling unit featuring Eleven Rack HD software.

John Bohlinger
By John BohlingerJun 05, 2017
John Bohlinger
John Bohlinger is a Nashville-based multi-instrumentalist best known for leading the band on NBC's Nashville Star, serving as music director for the CMT Awards and specials on PBS and GAC, and of course for his appearances in PG Rig Rundown, Review Demo, Axes & Artifacts, and What Bohlinger Plays videos.
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