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NAMM 2020 Day 3 Gallery

Get close-up looks at new tone toys from Walrus, Eventide, Collings, Mythos, Orange, and more.

Pigtronix Infinity 2 Double Looper

The short learning curve for Pigtronix's Infinity 2 Double Looper—a simple-but-high-functioning spin-off from the company's Infinity pedal—makes it ready to drop on your board and get right to work for $199. Unveiled at NAMM, it can easily be used to create a verse and chorus structure to play over, do sound-on-sound looping, and adjustable loop cycles, plus there's an undo function. Besides its five-minute looping time, there's wet/dry routing, TRS operation, variable overdub decay, a loop volume control, a stutter function, and octave up/down options. That's a lot in a 4.5"x"2.6"x1.3" package. And it runs on standard 9V power. Pigtronix's sister company, Supro, also brought the latest edition of its Blues King amps to the show: the Blues King 10, with a 10" Eminence-made proprietary speaker, 5 watts output, analog spring reverb, and 12AX7 (preamp) and 6V6 tubes. It's $475 street. And there's more. Supro also delivered the swanky, space-age-looking Conquistador and Clermont guitars, which are a Bigsby-outfitted take on the semi-hollow ES formula. They'll be priced at about $999.

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Matteo Mancuso's first headline national tour of North America includes stops in major cities such as Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, and Denver, showcasing his unique talent and original sound. Don't miss the opportunity to witness this rising guitar virtuoso live in concert.

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In this episode of 100 Guitarists, we’re talking all things surf rock, from reverb to tremolo picking and much more. And while “Misirlou” is undisputedly his most influential work, maybe Dale’s best records didn’t come until a few decades later.

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