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GALLERY: NAMM 2019 Day 2

The second day of the year's biggest gear show was full of tone toys from Orange, Seymour Duncan, Nu-X, Electro-Harmonix, and more.

Two-Rock Amps Silver Sterling Signature

Over at the Two-Rock Amps booth we took a look at the new Silver Sterling Signature. It’s a headroom monster that’s available in 100- and 150-watt versions that use 6550 and 6L6 tubes, respectively. The hip feature is a pair of 7-position knobs that control the high and low filter. The tome is rich and punchy and the 6! 12AX7 tubes give the reverb a lush and earthy feel. The 100-watt version will street for $4995 and the 150-watt version will be $5495.

Grez Guitars has introduced the Grez GrandTour Bass, a short scale semi-hollow carve-top instrument available in 4-string format.

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New RAT Sound Solution Offers a Refined Evolution of Distortion

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The Miku was introduced about 10 years ago and is based on the vocal stylings of Hatsune Miku, a virtual pop icon. But it does much more than artificial vowels and high-pitched words.

It’s tempting to think of this pedal as a joke. Don’t.

It all started a few years ago through a trade with a friend. I just wanted to help him out—he really wanted to get a fuzz pedal but didn’t have enough cash, so he offered up the Korg Miku. I had no idea then, but it turned out to be the best trade I’ve ever made.

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Two guitars, two amps, and two people is all it takes to bring the noise.

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