All guitarists like playing and most of us like to prove we're best. So, if you've never had a stab at videoing a professional product demo like the guys at Guitar World, Premier Guitar or Guitarist, here's your chance.

Produce an original video demo of any Seymour Duncan pickup or stompbox, upload it to YouTube and use the form below to send us the embedded link: it's that easy.

To see an example of the type of review we're looking for, click here

Clips will be evaluated by an esteemed panel of international judges, including Seymour W. Duncan, the mighty Dino Cazares, Guitar World's Paul Riario, Premier Guitar's James Egolf and Guitarist UK's Simon Bradley.

Each of the 10 first place winners will receive their choice of a Twin Tube Clasic or Twin Tube Mayhem stompbox, 25 second place winners will each be offered their choice of a Tweak Fuzz , Lava Box, Power Grid, or Paranormal Bass Direct Box stompbox, and 50 third place winners will each receive a Seymour Duncan beanie.

Make sure you include 'Seymour Duncan' and the name of the product you're demoing in the You Tube keywords, as this'll help us keep track of your clips

The contest ends June 15th

To view latest video submissions, click here

Judges

Seymour W. Duncan
Seymour W. Duncan is a guitarist and repairman, but is perhaps best known as the man behind the Seymour Duncan company, the world's leading manufacturer of pickups - and now stompboxes - located in Santa Barbara, California. A good portion of Seymour's life has been devoted to studying and helping to create some of the world's most identifiable guitar tones through his clients who include everyone from Aerosmith to ZZ Top, and all points in between (and maybe you!).

Dino Cazares
Dino made his name with hugely influential LA-based metal band Fear Factory. A proud user of Seymour Duncan AHB-1 Blackout pickups, he now plies his substantial trade with the teeth-rattlingly good Divine Heresy.

Paul Riario, Tech Editor, Guitar World magazine
As Tech Editor, Paul is best known for his entertaining and informative product videos on the GW CD-ROM. His depth of knowledge and smart style go a long way to making him a lynchpin of the magazine, helping it be one of the big players of the guitar and music industries.

James Egolf, Senior Editor, Premier Guitar magazine
As Senior Editor for Premier Guitar magazine, James Egolf tackles review and feature duties for the magazine, from comparing three of the newest delays on the market to exploring the history of the B-Bender. He has been in the guitar industry for over 25 years, including time in the vintage world, and has split his time among punk, bluegrass and country bands.

Simon Bradley, Guitarist magazine
Simon Bradley has worked on Guitarist magazine in the UK for the past 12 years as Reviews Editor and, more recently, CD and Multimedia Editor. He has experience with and has written about most of the industry's new product releases during that time, and is a respected music journalist throughout Europe and beyond.


Michael Molenda, Guitar Player Magazine
An original San Francisco Bay Area punk/new wave artist, Michael became Editor in Chief of Guitar Player in 1998. As a writer/performer/producer, Michael launched San Francisco’s first multimedia rock operetta with “Streetbeat” in 1983, opened two seminal Bay Area recording studios, and has worked on soundtracks such as “We Hold the Rock” and various projects for NASA, Paramount Pictures, and others. He is currently making horrible noises with The Trouble With Monkeys.