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Stageworthy Strategies, Part 4: Acoustic Effects By Jimmy Leslie last updated 7 December 21 Don't let the electric guitar players have all the fun. When playing live, a carefully curated pedalboard can give your sound the edge.
“I Think Your Style Comes More From Your Limitations Than From Being Able To Play Every Style Perfectly:” Ethan Ballinger Talks Technique & Tone By Michael Ross published 2 November 21 The country guitar maverick is forging a career as a studio player, producer and solo artist by combining the “weird” with traditional technique.
The Next Time Someone Tells You the Age Of The Guitar Hero Is Over, Just Point Them Toward Anthony Pirog By Michael Ross published 24 September 21 The prolific musical savant takes guitar tone to new extremes.
Strymon Unveils New NightSky Reverb Pedal By Jackson Maxwell published 21 September 20 The BigSky and blueSky successor features a 4-pole resonant filter, modulation and a Voice section that "enhances the aural spectrum of the reverb."
Strymon Debuts New Compadre Compressor & Boost Pedal By Jackson Maxwell published 28 April 20 The impressive-looking stompbox is seemingly a successor to the company's beloved, recently discontinued OB.1.
