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GALLERY: NAMM 2016 Day 2

A few highlights from Day 2 of NAMM.

JHS Pedals came to ‎NAMM‬ with a bunch of upgrades to existing pedals, as well as a new volume pedal with built-in tuner and swappable modules that offer DI, stereo, or other connection options. They also announced the new 500 series, which consists of Eurorack-sized pro-studio versions of select JHS pedals, including the Colour Box, Kodiak trem, Emperor chorus, Panther Cub analog delay, Pulp 'n' Peel comp, and Superbly distortion. Street prices range from $399 to $899.

Day 4 of Stompboxtober brings a chance to win a pedal from TWA: The Chemical-Z! Don’t miss out—enter now and return tomorrow for more!

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Fuchs Audio introduces the ODH Hybrid amp, featuring a True High Voltage all-tube preamp and Ice Power module for high-powered tones in a compact size. With D-Style overdrive, Spin reverb, and versatile controls, the ODH offers exceptional tone shaping and flexibility at an affordable price point.

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Jackson Guitars announces its first female signature artist model, the Pro Series Signature Diamond Rowe guitar.

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Cort Guitars introduces the GB-Fusion Bass Series, featuring innovative design and affordable pricing.

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