Vol. 24, No. 7
May 2023
Players, Gear & Sound — The Inside
Discover the latest insights from the world of music with these articles. Tennessee Smoke Signals features an inspiring look into Corey Congilio's musicianship, while Insights From J. Rockett’s Zac Delvecchio delves into the challenges of the pedal world. Get lost in the world of delay with Clocking Time With The J.Rockett Clockwork, or explore the differences in gear with J. Rockett Jeff Beck Mod Archer. Finally, steal the heart of P90 magic with Stocktone & Tommy Alderson's P90 Clone Reviews. Join in for some serious gear talk, tips, and wisdom.
PLAYERS, GEAR & SOUND
The Inside
Tennessee Smoke Signals - Corey Congilio
By Riverhorse.
INSIGHTS FROM J. ROCKETT’S
Zac DelVecchio
By Scott Ulrichs.
CLOCKING TIME WITH
The J. Rockett Clockwork
By Scott Ulrichs. The J. Rockett Clockwork delay pedal takes the beloved sonic signature of the vintage Electro-Harmonix Deluxe Memory Man and updates it for modern players, with tap tempo, dual expression pedal inputs, and true stereo — all while keeping the warm, analog magic intact.
J. ROCKETT
Jeff Beck Mod Archer
By Scott Ulrichs. Reviewer Scott Ulrichs also puts the J. Rockett Jeff Beck Mod Archer head-to-head against the KTR and other Klon-style pedals in a revealing A/B shootout.
STOCKTONE & TOMMY ALDERSON
Stealing The Heart of P90 Magic
By Riverhorse. Sherman Stockton of Stocktone Custom Shop teams up with legendary guitar tech Tommy Alderson to clone the magical P90 from a 1954 Les Paul Jr, aging the magnets to capture the original's extraordinary tone. TQ puts the resulting pair through their paces with highly recommended results.
NoteWorthy
Lost in a sea of pickup choices? ToneQuest Report teams up with Lindy Fralin to answer your questions about windings, magnets, tone, and everything in between — email your questions and get answers straight from Fralin Pickups in Richmond, Virginia.
Sometimes you have to play a long time to be able to play like yourself.
— Miles Davis
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