"First Yamaha solid wood CPX (lower) and APX (upper) guitars. Spruce top w/Rosewood back/sides. $1299 for APX, $1349 for CPX."
Gig bag with 2-channel custom Marshall amp. Msrp $199
"Based on turn-of-the-century Dyer model. Includes solid spruce top, solid mahogany back and sides, bone pins and nut, ebony fretboard and bridge. and hardshell case. $1500."
1955-spec D-18 released in honor of Chris Martin's birth year.
Production version of the 25th Anniversary bass with multiple pickup and color configurations.
Lollar Imperial humbuckers and gorgeous fretboard inlays made of mother of pearl and reconstituted stone.
"Combining swept body designs, wild paint jobs, engine-turned chrome, Hipshot Baby Grand tailpieces, and a variety of Duncan, Lace, DiMarzio, and EMG single-coil and humbuckers, these retro-future guitars ooze vibe. "
Purple paisley sparkle Tele.
"The Tennessee builders unveiled their first original body shape, the Serpentine (silver)."
"Two channels of vintage-flavored oD, boost & tome for each channel."
Their take on the classic. A tri-tone generator with boost control.
"Solid Sitka spruce top, solid mahogany back and sides, and a traditional 18-style rosette"
Variation on the Janglebox 2 with added JangleBoost Tone control separate from the JangleBoost Gain. Late summer/early fall availability.
"Custom Reverend pickup based on mid-60s Supro single coil. Vol, Tone, Bass Contour pickup blend knob."
"Small bodied Taylor with NT Series neck, $499 street"
"44 Magnum Power Amp, Headphone Amp, Freeze Sound Retainer, Germanium 4 Big Muff Pi, Neo Clone"
"Custom Kent Armstrongs, set neck, Fiesta red, $2899 made in the US."
"22W, Class A, handmade, EL84, with carry bag"
Import guitar featuring EMG-designed P-90s. Retail $239. Axl also unveiled US-made line.
"Gus G. signature pedal, Fury channel for lead, Fire channel is classic high gain distortion."
"True bypass, stereo in/out, studio, multi, modern, boutique, analog, jazz, and vintage settings."
"Combo loaded with a 12"" Alnico Gold Celestion. 2-channels based on a 62 Brownface and 65 Blackface"
"Premier Builders Guild showed off multiple companies in their organization, including these solidbodies by Gene Baker"
Premier Builders Guild also displayed heavily relic'd guitars from Fano Guitars
"Mastodon ivory inlays and hardware, snakewood fretboard and pickup covers, bocote top, Honduran mahogany body, and walnut center back strip. "
"Easy mount system that drops your strings instantly. Tim has a bunch of neat inventions, including B & G string benders that are mounted to a bridge for routerless install."
High quality tremolo tone with a tap tempo option
"The two-channel, hand-wired DynaLead pays homage to both blackface and plexi-era amps."
"Shown on the Fret King Supermatic guitar, the bridge tunes the guitar to one of six presets, or five additional user-programmable tunings."
"Custom options: TV Jones pickups, Bigsby, and ""doghair"" finish"
"New company from the owner of the Felix the Cat trademark. Lots of body shapes, sizes, styles and graphics."
"The TV Jones TV Savalas Bridge Plate allows you to put a TV Classic, Power'Tron, Super'Tron or Magna'Tron dual-coil pickup into your traditional Tele with minimal routing."
ModTone's more transparent true bypass flange. Street $99.95
New company uses clay and natural materials ad molds them to make trippy designs on the guitars they build.
"UK-based, make replicas and original models in Korea. Sells to only smaller retailers. Original pickups but can do custom options. Higher-end streets at $849."
"Custom guitars from Peoria, IL. Piezos in all guitars, custom options, soft body carves, also build 7-strings, basses. Start at $2900. This one is hand-painted."
15-watt class AB head w/digital reverb and both 15-watt and 1-watt inputs.
In the early ’60s, some of the British guitarists who would shape the direction of our instrument for decades to come all found themselves at a concert by Sister Rosetta Tharpe. What they heard from Tharpe and what made her performances so special—her sound, her energy—must have resonated. Back at home in the U.S., she was a captivating presence, wowing audiences going back to her early days in church through performing the first stadium rock ‘n’ roll concert—which was also one of her weddings—and beyond. Her guitar playing was incendiary, energetic, and a force to be reckoned with.
On this episode of 100 Guitarists, we’re joined by guitarist Molly Miller, who in addition to being a fantastic guitarist, educator, bandleader, and performing with Jason Mraz, is a bit of a Sister Rosetta scholar. We chat with Molly about Sister Rosetta’s “immediately impressive” playing, which blends jazz, gospel, chromaticism, and blues into an early rock ‘n’ roll style that was not only way ahead of its time but was also truly rockin’.
EMG SL20 Steve Lukather Signature Pre-wired Pickguard with 3 Pickups - Black Pearl
