SFX-07 Shape Shifter
"THE BOTTOM LINE WITHOUT A DOUBT, the SFX-07 is the most versatile tremolo pedal in its price range available today. If you want to emulate the classic tremolo effects of vintage amps that are priced well beyond your budget, explore modern textures and new effects or all of the above, the Shape Shifter is a great choice whether you're looking for your first tremolo pedal or the last one you'll ever need."
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Rick Turner at Merlefest in North Carolina
Last week, Rick Turner and Evan Skopp of D-TAR (Duncan-Turner Acoustic Research) made their annual trek to Merlefest, an Americana music festival held in Wilkesboro, North Carolina. The festival is hosted by legendary guitar player Doc Watson and is named for his son, Eddy Merle Watson, who died of a farming accident in 1985. The four-day-long event was founded in 1988 and now attracts more than 85,000 participants, making it the largest folk music festival in the United States. Here's a clip of John Cowan with The Waybacks doing Led Zeppelin at the latest festival www.youtube.com/watch?v=FV0htNdK4CA
Wave-Length Load N Lock
Rick Turner at Merlefest in North Carolina
Last week, Rick Turner and Evan Skopp of D-TAR (Duncan-Turner Acoustic Research) made their annual trek to Merlefest, an Americana music festival held in Wilkesboro, North Carolina. The festival is hosted by legendary guitar player Doc Watson and is named for his son, Eddy Merle Watson, who died of a farming accident in 1985. The four-day-long event was founded in 1988 and now attracts more than 85,000 participants, making it the largest folk music festival in the United States. Here's a clip of John Cowan with The Waybacks doing Led Zeppelin at the latest festival www.youtube.com/watch?v=FV0htNdK4CA
Wave-Length Load N Lock
What were Rick and Evan doing there? They were installing Wave-Length Load 'N Lock in guitars for players looking for transparent amplified acoustic tone. The Wave-Length combines a thin, piezo transducer with an 18-volt, low-noise preamp and a revolutionary battery access system called Load 'N Lock™. Eighteen volts translates to twice the headroom and dynamic range of a typical 9-volt system, allowing a player to strum extra hard without experiencing dreaded piezo "quack."
Kellie Stoelting
Queen of Everything
