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Eventide – 30 Pedals in 30 Days 2012
Like the Doctor’s TARDIS, the Eventide SPACE is bigger on the inside!
TC Electronic – 30 Pedals in 30 Days
The Flashback X4 really shows why TC is so revered; quality sounds, a ton of features, and you’ll still be able to make your rent payment on time.
VOX DelayLab – 30 Pedals in 30 Days 2012
The Vox Delaylab is the beakers and test tubes to your mad scientist dreams…
Visual Sound – 30 Pedals in 30 Days 2012
“I even walked the lunch lines backstage at the Warped Tour and handed out questionnaires to all the guitar players. We really wanted to get (The Visual Sound Dual Tap Delay Pedal) right” – Bob Weil – Founder, Inventor, and President of Visual Sound
EarthQuaker Devices – 30 Pedals in 30 Days 2012
Both the Hoof and the Reaper exist at opposite ends of the sonic spectrum. Although they’re both Fuzz pedals, comparing them is almost like comparing apples and machine guns. Enter the Hoof Reaper.
METAL PEDALS : 30 Pedals in 30 Days 2012
From the heart of New Jersey, I give you METAL PEDALS …
Superstorm Sandy and 30 Pedals in 30 Days
As most of you know, TheToneKing.com is New Jersey based. On October 29th, Hurricane Sandy started tearing up the east coast, bringing destruction along with it. While many states were effected, The Tone King’s home of New Jersey was probably hit the hardest. If anyone is interested in donating to the Red Cross relief efforts, […]
Four Reasons Why You Should Go Listen to Eye Empire Right Now!
If more people listened to Eye Empire, there would be world peace, dogs and cats would get along, and that girl that you’ve been staring at would finally go out with you. Part of the Stuck Mojo lineage that includes such bands as Sevendust and Stereomud, Eye Empire mixes vocal melody, chunky rhythms , and […]
Where’s the Brand?
When you look at players in the 80’s, few guitar brands dominated the landscape. You had Charvel, Jackson, Kramer, and ESP. That was really about it. Even the once monolithic Fender and Gibson were taking a backseat to these brands. The axes that guitarists were slinging were just as important as the guitarists themselves. Guitar […]
