Rig Rundown: Radio Moscow
This psych-rock power trio doesn’t mind a little 60-cycle hum from their collection of obscure vintage gear from Gibson, Alamo, Danelectro, and more.
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A simple means of massaging acoustic tones through impedance control.
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Paul Sanders’ compact and excellent pedal platform delivers much more than mere headroom. It also sounds awesome, all by itself.
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Seventies sneaker vibes meet 21st-century fidelity and flexibility in this quality German design.
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An acoustic bass that’s easy to transport, has big tones, is well constructed, and priced right.
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The famed pedal builders revive a legend that delivers authentic Sovtek sounds at a rock-bottom price.
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A legendary Swedish axe maker teams with Swedish metal merchants Ghost to deliver a thunderous and surprisingly adaptable solidbody.
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A Ross/Dyna Comp variant with all the mods—and a remarkably low price.
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A rock-bass pioneer gets one of his signature tone spices bottled up in a new wah pedal.
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