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GALLERY: NAMM 2016 Day 3

A few highlights from Day 3 of NAMM.

34-Aclam-Web

Probably the most insanely customizable guitar at this ‪NAMM‬ was Aclam Guitars' new 20:14, which features full MIDI functionality, a chambered body and piezo bridge saddles for acoustic-like tones, through-body or tailpiece stringing, removable modules for quickly swapping out pickups from the rear, boost functions, concentric tone/volume knobs, and a unique v-shaped neck joint with a an adjustable bolt for changing neck angle to accommodate different bridges. It ain't cheap at around $8,500 dollars, but it's a tweaker's dream—and it sounded remarkably nice in our video demo (still to come).

It’s this easy!

This convenient, easy-to-use controller can open up an entire world of sonic shape-shifting. Here are some tips to either inspire you to try one or expand how you’re currently using this flexible, creative device.

If you’re not yet using expression pedals, you should consider them. They have the power to expand and control your sonic universe. For the uninitiated, expression pedals are controllers that typically look like volume or wah pedals. Of course, traditional volume and wah pedals are expression pedals, too, but they are dedicated to controlling only those two effects.

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Tailored for Yngwie Malmsteen's signature sound, the MXR Yngwie Malmsteen Overdrive is designd to offer simple controls for maximum impact.

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Voltage Cable Company's new Voltage Vintage Coil 30-foot guitar cable is now protected with ISO-COAT technology to provide unsurpassed reliability.

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Featuring dual-engine processing, dynamic room modeling, and classic mic/speaker pairings, this pedal delivers complete album-ready tones for rock and metal players.

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