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GALLERY: Summer NAMM 2018 Day 1

Check out the latest gear from Vox, Gretsch, Dunlop, Trickfish, and more!

Fender 60th Anniversary Triple Jazzmaster

We were quite impressed with the 60th Anniversary Triple Jazzmaster from Fender. Shown here in Daphne Blue, it features a trio of Tim Shaw-designed humbuckers covered with ultra hip Filter’Tron-style covers.

Walrus Audio's MAKO MkII Series offers premium all-in-one, multi-algorithm pedals with improved tonality, new UI, and added controls for versatility. Featuring new amplifier models, OLED navigation screens, and updated programs based on user feedback, these pedals are designed for inspiring studio-grade tones.

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Experience the legendary tones of the Enigmatic '82 Overdrive Special Amp emulator from Universal Audio Inc. Featuring dual-engine processing and world-class UAD modeling, this pedal captures the iconic "D-style" tube tones of guitar greats like John Mayer and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Explore customizable options and classic mic/speaker combinations for authentic ODS tones.

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Drawing courtesy of SINGLECOIL

Here’s how to recreate the wide-ranging Epiphone Tone Expressor system on your guitar.

Hello and welcome back to Mod Garage! This is the second part of the Mod Garage look at the Epiphone Tone Expressor system (Pt.1), which is found on the Al Caiola signature model that was built from late 1963 until 1969. After discussing the individual parts and settings last month, we will now bring it all together and see how to use the system in a modern guitar.

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Polyphonic pitch shifting, adjustable ramp speed, and three-way tone switch.

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