Vol. 9
July 2008
Players, Gear & Sound — The Inside
Making The Right Choice The First Time... It’s What We All Want, And It’s Never Been Tougher... Finding The (Affordable) Wild Things That Inspire... The 1964 Blackface Deluxe – So Much Better Than You Remember, And Cheaper, Too! The Most Overlooked, Versatile & Toneful Blackface Fender? The ‘Golden Voice’ Of The ‘64 Blackface Pro 1x15... Essential Blackface Midrange, Gain And Power ‘Mods’ Revisited Jim Campilongo On The New Fender Reissue Blackface Princeton Reverb Todd Sharp On The Real Differences Between Blackface Amps With And Without Reverb, Plus Q&A On The Reissue Deluxe Reverb Are You A Valco Man? The Supro 1696T 1x15, ‘Tea For One,’ Plus The Return Of Mr.Valco Riverhorse Scores A ‘53 National De-Luxe Lost & Found... A Letter From Ken Fischer The Outer Limits! New From Juha Ruokangas... The Duke Twin-Sonic And Mojo With Curved Frets And Thidell Formula I ‘True Temperament’ Adrian Legg Reviews The Effectrode Phaseomatic Deluxe
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PLAYERS, GEAR & SOUND
The Inside
- Making The Right Choice The First Time... It’s What We All Want, And It’s Never Been Tougher... Finding The (Affordable) Wild Things That Inspire...
- The 1964 Blackface Deluxe – So Much Better Than You Remember, And Cheaper, Too!
- The Most Overlooked, Versatile & Toneful Blackface Fender? The ‘Golden Voice’ Of The ‘64 Blackface Pro 1x15... Essential Blackface Midrange, Gain And Power ‘Mods’ Revisited
- Jim Campilongo On The New Fender Reissue Blackface Princeton Reverb
- Todd Sharp On The Real Differences Between Blackface Amps With And Without Reverb, Plus Q&A On The Reissue Deluxe Reverb
- Are You A Valco Man? The Supro 1696T 1x15, ‘Tea For One,’ Plus The Return Of Mr.Valco
- Riverhorse Scores A ‘53 National De-Luxe
- Lost & Found... A Letter From Ken Fischer
- The Outer Limits! New From Juha Ruokangas... The Duke Twin-Sonic And Mojo With Curved Frets And Thidell Formula I ‘True Temperament’
- Adrian Legg Reviews The Effectrode Phaseomatic Deluxe
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