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Mick Taylor Goes Digital?

Mick Taylor Goes Digital?
By Rhett Shull,
Rhett Shull
Nashville-based guitarist, YouTube creator, and podcast host of Dipped In Tone.
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Zach Broyles
Zach Broyles
Zach began modifying guitar effects in the mid 2000’s but started building his own circuits after diving deep into how guitar effects worked. Mythos Pedals took a few years to get off the ground but after moving to Nashville and getting a job at Carter Vintage Guitars the future was solidified. The gear industry was where he wanted to be. In late 2017 Zach began chasing the Mythos dream and decided to pursue it as a career full time.
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Mar 20, 2023

Mick Taylor, cohost of That Pedal Show, joins Zach on this episode, where they cover a whole lot of ground talking pedals, mental health, and more. The two discuss what it's like to have Mick's level of influence on the industry and how to overcome various forms of stage fright, before dipping a rig where some "shots" are fired.

Mick Taylor Goes Digital? | Dipped in Tone Podcast

Thanks to Sweetwater for sponsoring this episode.

Head to sweetwater.com/dippedintone to enter to win one of 2 rigs hand-picked by Rhett and Zach! Giveaway ends May 21, 2023

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