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Bellissima in a Box: The Soaring Sounds of Baroni-Lab Pedals
There are few things as sublime as the fluid, melodic style of David Gilmour. Based in Italy, Baroni-Lab is building pedals that capture the many tonal facets of Gilmour’s long and storied career.
Not Your Grandaddy’s Fuzz: 5 Fuzzes Destined for Greatness
TheToneKing.com takes a look at some of the fuzzes that are making their own case for greatness today.
Baroni-Lab: TheToneKing.com Checks Out Boutique Pedals From Italy
TheToneKing.com checks out Baroni-Lab who have been building pedals and amps out of Italy since the ‘90s.
Five Classic Stompboxes That Every Guitarist Should Own
The Tone King is here to help you spice up your rig some of the effects that have set the standard for guitar effects design and tone today.
Vintage Inspiration: Michael Kelly Guitars 1950s Series
When it comes to classic model guitars, players can be dangerous. Put your knives away. TheToneKing.com would like to introduce you to Michael Kelly Guitars.
TheToneKing.com 2014 Guitar String Buyer’s Guide
To help you navigate today’s guitar string market and get the most tone out of your preferred set, TheToneKing.com has compiled the following guide to help you sort out the options and determine how these new features can help your tone quest.
5 Things Guitar Players Can Stop Doing Thanks to Technology
TheToneKing.com takes a look at some of the ways manufacturers are staying on the cutting edge, helping guitarists modernize their methods.
U2 Can Play Guitar
Have you heard the one about the two members of U2 who were asked to be on Fender’s Board of Directors?
Exclusive: Diamond and Soldano Amps Join Forces to Give Players Better Access to Their Gear
Diamond Amplification and Soldano Amps, two giants in the world of high-end amplification design, are about to join forces to make it easier for players to check out their gear.
Legacy of Precision: Ibanez RG655 Prestige
“Prestige” is defined as distinction arising from great success or achievement. It is also an apt description of the reputation Ibanez has forged among players since it’s founding in the late 1950s.
