Ronnie Montrose’s Final Album, ’10X10,’ is Out Today

Over the past couple of months, we’ve brought you a couple of previews of Ronnie Montrose’s final album, 10X10. There was “Color Blind” (featuring Steve Lukather and Sammy Hagar on…

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Review: The Fusion Guitar

Ever since smartphones started to gain prominence about 10 years ago, a wide variety of guitar-oriented apps have emerged that offer players incredibly powerful performance, recording, practice and educational capabilities…

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Fozzy’s Rich “The Duke” Ward Discusses the Band’s New Album, ‘Judas’

Fozzy has always been a band focused on two things: a heavy groove and a good time. And when you have two high-energy performers like Rich “The Duke of Metal” Ward…

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Review: Guitar Tone Company Bloody Finger Distortion Pedal

Considering Halloween is swiftly approaching as I write this, it seems fittingly creepy that a boutique pedal named the “Bloody Finger” has arrived on my desk. Shockingly, the Bloody Finger…

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Watch David Gilmour Perform Pink Floyd’s "Run Like Hell" at Pompeii

Today—September 29—David Gilmour released Live at Pompeii, a live album and concert film documenting his performance at the Pompeii Amphitheatre last year. Now, you can get a preview of the…

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Review: Hughes & Kettner era 1 Acoustic Guitar Amp

The era 1 may be the first acoustic guitar amp offered by Hughes & Kettner, but it comes with 25 years of acoustic amp design experience behind it. That’s because the…

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Review: Mesa Triple Crown TC-50 Guitar Amp

Mesa Engineering is rightfully known for pioneering the modern high-gain amp as well as for their incredibly versatile Mark Series amps, which offer guitarists a staggering variety of tones and…

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Review: Tascam Track Factory

GOLD AWARD The computer-based digital audio workstation is the preferred choice of many home studios these days, but for newcomers and even experienced recording engineers, the wide variety of options…

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Shop Talk: Carter Vintage Guitars in Nashville

Heralded as “Nashville’s Friendliest Guitar Store,” Carter Vintage has certainly earned that reputation in spades. This 8,000-square-foot shop is not only incredibly inviting (with great benches and private rooms) but…

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Pigeons Playing Ping Pong Premiere New Song, "Somethin’ for Ya"

Baltimore jam band Pigeons Playing Ping Pong are set to release their new album, Pizzaz, October 20 via the SRG-ILS Group. Today, GuitarWorld.com presents the exclusive premiere of “Somethin’ for…

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