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Why the 1968 Vox Sidewinder Bass IV is a Treat for Guitarists Looking For Low-End Adventure By Terry Carleton published 18 August 20 Whack Job: With its ultra-narrow neck and onboard effects, the 1968 Vox Sidewinder Bass IV is a bass like no other.
The Sola Sound Tone Bender and the Early Evolution of the Fuzz Pedal By Dave Hunter published 27 July 20 How the Sola Sound Tone Bender made British musicians and pedal makers fuzz-crazy in the mid 1960s.
