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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.

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Electro-Harmonix

For pedal legend Mike Matthews and Electro-Harmonix, this year NAMM meant the introduction of four new stomps: Mono Synth pedals tailored for both guitar (top right) and bass (not shown), a 3-preset-equipped reimagining of the company’s 1980s Attack Decay volume-swell effect (top middle), and a highly intuitive, 8-loop, 16-bank programmable loop-switcher called the Super Switcher that goes for $399 street.

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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The legendary Queen guitarist shared an update on his social media that he noted as a "little health hiccup." "The good news is I can play guitar,” he said.

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The Epiphone Jimi Hendrix “Love Drops” Flying V features a careful recreation of the psychedelic graphics that Jimi Hendrix hand-painted on his original guitar.

An Inspired by Gibson Custom recreation of the guitar that Jimi customized and played extensively from 1967-1969.

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