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NAMM '16 - Keeley Delay Workstation, Mod Workstation & Tone Workstation Demos

Mod scientist Robert Keeley offers tonal flexibility in a new series of multi-effect stomps.

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Gibson Band Featuring Slash, Duff McKagan, and Cesar Gueikian Announce Benefit Single

100% of "I Can Breathe" song proceeds to benefit the National Alliance on Mental Illness, NAMI.

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Alison Krauss & Union Station Announces First Tour Dates Since 2015

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Twenty-seven-time Grammy winner Alison Krauss reveals new tour featuring Jerry Douglas. Their first tour together in a decade next year.

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Wampler Launches ReWired Pedal

Wampler Pedals releases the Brent Mason signature ReWired pedal.


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Inside the Classic DeArmond Tone with Duke Robillard

Robillard has made more than 40 albums fronting his own band and with Roomful of Blues.

The roots and jazz guitar virtuoso offers insights and guidance on how to make the most of the vintage sound of the company’s enduring RH, FH, and Rhythm Chief pickups.

What do the screaming tone of Elmore James’slide guitar, the dirty rumble of early Muddy Waters recordings on Chess, the smooth 6-string voice of Johnny Smith, and the warm melodies of Gábor Szabó’s eclectic repertoire have in common? DeArmond pickups. Since 1939, DeArmonds—in particular the company’s RH (round-hole) and FH (f-hole) models, and the Rhythm Chief 1000 and 1100—have helped define the sound of experimenters and traditionalists, depending on the era.

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