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D’ANGELICO MEL BAY

AdminMadrid — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 11:36:19 +0000

John D’Aangelico (1905-1964) built arch-top guitars and mandolins and is universally regarded as the finest archtop guitar pioneer that ever lived. D’Angelico instruments were strictly hand made, in limited quantities. In the late 1930s, when production was at its peak, D’Angelico was able to make approximately 35 instruments per year with the help of two or three workers. In late 1952, Jimmy D’Aquisto began to work as an apprentice, and he was D’Angelico’s only assistant from 1959 until D’Angelico’s death. Production during this period was limited to approximately 15 instruments per year and an increasing amount of work was done by D’Aquisto under D’Angelico’s guidance, until the instruments made just prior to D’Angelico’s death were finished almost entirely by D’Aquisto

Building The Ernie Ball Music Man JPX with John Petrucci

AdminMadrid — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 11:34:16 +0000

ELECTRO HARMONIX SMALL CLONE ANALOG CHORUS PEDAL

AdminMadrid — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 11:33:21 +0000

The Electro-Harmonix Small Clone Analog Chorus Pedal delivers luxurious analog chorus effects, a distinctive tone, and flexibility that sets it apart from similar guitar effects pedals. A depth switch and single rate knob make this an easy-to-operate stomp box.

Simple tweaks generate exciting doubling effects, chiming 12-string-style sounds or Leslie-like warbles. Its solid nickel steel case replicates the highly collectible original. Operates on a 9V battery or AC adapter.

Retail: $114.00

Egnater Renegade 65W Tube Head

AdminMadrid — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 11:30:43 +0000

The incredibly versatile Renegade is a 2-channel powerhouse that gives you the tools to forge your sound and the power to move some serious air in any size venue.Both channels offer an independent 3-band EQ, Egnater’s BRIGHT and TIGHT switches and a Wattage Selector switch that lets you choose between an intimate 10W or a wall-shaking 65W.There are independent reverb controls for each channel, dual footswitchable master volumes and a speaker-emulated line out. The included 4-button footswitch controls much more than just channel switching. It also engages the on-board reverb, effects loop and secondary master volume with channel-assigning switches for all three. Run them on both channels or just the one you choose. Heavy Duty Cover Included

Retail: $1,449.99

Gibson Les Paul Standard Traditional Pro

AdminMadrid — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 20:16:36 +0000

The new Gibson Les Paul Standard Traditional Pro may take design and visual cues from Les Pauls of the 80′s and 90′s, but it delivers a fat, snarling tone that vintage purists love. Featuring Burstbucker 3 and ’57 Classic pickups with coil-splitting, Grover locking tuners, and Gibson top hat knobs, the Traditional Pro also sports a non-chambered mahogany body with a high-gloss finished maple cap, while the back, sides, and ’60′s-style neck have a smooth satin finish that feels great and lets the wood resonate fully. Includes Gibson USA’s hardshell case.

Retail: $3,399.00