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GALLERY: NAMM 2011 - Photos from the Floor, Day 3

The gear we saw on day 3 of Winter NAMM

"Three eras of classic British tone in one amp: first is '60s ""early"" tones are clean and big, second is '68-'72 era is bigger, fatter, and dirtier. Third is '80s hot-tossed tones. The surprise is that it runs on 6V6s! 22 watts, with Master Voltage control to dial it down if necessary. $2900."

Fender introduces the Stories Collection Mike Campbell Red Dog Telecaster, paying tribute to the iconic guitarist's heavily modified instrument. Featuring two signature humbuckers, a custom single coil bridge pickup, Bigsby tremolo, and a unique "Destruct" circuit, this Telecaster allows players to channel Campbell's legendary tone and style.

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Expansive range of subtle thickening and focusing tones to fuzz. Great alternative to run-of-the-mill overdrive and fuzz. Enables surgical shaping of guitar sounds within a mix.

Interactive, sometimes sensitive controls make certain tones elusive and lend the pedal a twitchy feel.

$179

Catalinbread Airstrip

catalinbread.com

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With the preamp from a Trident A-Range console as their target, Catalinbread conjures up a varied gain device that can massage or mangle your guitar tone.

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AI, which generated this image in seconds, can obviously do amazing things. But can it actually replace human creativity?

Technology has always disrupted the music biz, but we’ve never seen anything like this.

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Genuine, dynamic Vox sound and feel. Plenty of different tone-sweetening applications. Receives other pedals as nicely as a real amp.

Can get icy quick. Preamp tube presents risk for damage.

$299

Tubesteader Roy
tubesteader.com

4
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The Roy is an exceedingly faithful Vox box that brings genuine tube dynamics to your pedalboard.

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