Latest about Jack White
Alex Lifeson on his first guitar, tonal curiosity, and a gear lesson from Jack White
The prog legend wants to be surprised by what leftfield gear choices can bring to a song
Guitar Player presents 50 badass blues guitar solos you must hear
From the players of old to the guitarists shaping the blues scene, this list serves up a cross section of the genre’s finest solos from across nearly a century of guitar blues
Fender unveils the Jack White Signature Collection – featuring an innovative combo amp, heavily modded Telecaster, and an Acoustasonic
The amp boasts 10” and 15” speakers, a highly customizable stereo reverb, and a harmonic tremolo, while the Telecaster comes chock full of gonzo specs
“I thought about it as a possible James Bond theme”: Jack White on the origins of the iconic Seven Nation Army riff
Ironically enough, White would end up writing an actual Bond theme just five years later
Jack White’s Third Man Hardware and Annasounds join forces for the guitarist’s perfect spring reverb
The spring-loaded, preamp-equipped pedal adds extra features and tweaks to Anasound’s cult classic Elements pedal, allowing players to “benefit from the added soul of an analog spring”
Electro Harmonix updates its esteemed POG pedal, calls it the “most powerful polyphonic octave generator ever”
The pedal has received its first update since 2009, with a host of new user-friendly tweaks and tonal features added
Donner Triple Threat review
The Triple Threat is an ideal thing to put in your gig bag when you need just a few effects, in a package that takes up less floor space than a lot of single-effect pedals
“I had a gold Klon but I lost it in Hurricane Katrina...” Blues supremo Eric Johanson on being both a Metallica and Jack White fanboy and why he’s into tone as much as music
With the help of "a really gritty velcro fuzz", blues guitarist Eric Johanson gets into the raw experience of the moment on his latest album, The Deep and the Dirty
