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Rig Rundown: Intronaut

The prog-metal upstarts demonstrate the handmade tools they use and prove that it always helps to have a bona fide luthier in the band.

Dave Timnick now knows it’s good to be in a band with a guitar builder as his current main ride is a Dunable Yeti with a swamp ash body and Dunable Slugwolf pickups.

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Small spring, big splash—a pedal reverb that oozes surfy ambience and authenticity.

A vintage-cool sonic alternative to bigger tube-driven tanks and digital springs that emulate them.

Susceptible to vibration.

$199

Danelectro Spring King Junior
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