The 60+ guitars, amps, pedals, basses, and accessories that stood out from the crowd and earned our coveted Premier Gear Award this year.
G7th Performance 3 ART Capo
Slightly wider than the earlier version, G7th’s latest capo retains its predecessor’s easy grab-and-go mechanics, which reveals how the company’s thoughtful designs have aged gracefully. The capo’s new Adaptive Radius Technology allows it to work on modern and vintage-style necks, regardless of radius. The Performance 3 cradled whatever Jason Shadrick threw its way without putting too much pressure on the strings, thus avoiding tuning issues.Read the review
$54 street, g7th.com
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1. Peavey Invective.MH — $699 street, peavey.com
2. Chase Bliss Dark World — $349 street, chaseblissaudio.com
3. Comins CGS-16 — $2,399 street, cominsguitars.com
4. Ernie Ball Music Man Short-Scale StingRay — $1,999 street, music-man.com
5. EBS MicroBass 3 — $349 street, ebssweden.com
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