NEW PRODUCTS GUITARS
1. GATOR THE BONE PEDAL BOARD & BAGS £79.95 (FOR
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BONE WITH BLACK BAG) They say: Lightweight, rugged and affordable – and now with great designer bags, too. For: Guitarists, bassists, musicians Range: Gator bags & cases Spec: Rigid polyethylene pedal boards for three, five or ten pedals, 9V daisy-chain power supply, hook & loop angled surface for mounting, assorted carry bags, colours include gothic pink, tribal red, wave grey & wave black designer bags.
From: Freestyle 01924 455414 4. ROLAND 3. BOSS 2
RC-3 LOOP STATION £189 They say: This battery-powered looper is a worthy successor to the top-selling RC-2. For: Musicians, vocalists, DJs Range: Boss Loop Stations Spec: Boss proprietary ESC2 DSP chip, stereo I/O, three hours of stereo recording & loop storage, 99 onboard memories, USB, built-in rhythms. Optional Boss FS-5U footswitch. From: Roland 01792 702701
5. EKO
2.VIGIER LIMITED EDITION GV
MAHOGANY £POA They say: With its defying sustain and stylish lines this has been a revelation in single cut design. For: Guitarists Range: Vigier GV Spec: Limited edition GV with Central American mahogany back & sides, flame maple top, 10/90 neck system, ‘set and forget’ bridge, matched pickups. From: High Tech Distribution 01722 410002
FAST LOK SERIES ACOUSTICS FROM £99 (LAREDO MODEL) They say: A dream come true for guitar players and technicians all over the world. For: Guitarists Range: Eko acoustics Spec: Patent pending guitar neck adjustment system, dual locking-screw system unlocks and adjust neck position – also enables neck replacement. Available on Conero, Ranger 12, Laredo & Mia series guitars. From: Freestyle 01924 455414
CUBE XL BASS AMPS FROM £219 They say: A significant update to the bass amp segment of the million-selling Cube amplifier family. For: Bassists Range: Roland Cube amps Spec: Three in range: 20XL, 60XL & 120XL, with 8”, 10” & 12” coaxial speakers, 60 & 120 with eight COSM amps (including Super Low) and 80-second looper, 20 with six models, seven effects, all with seven effects models, tuner & aux in. From: Roland 01792 702701
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6. FRET KING BLACK LABEL JD ELECTRIC AROUND £599 (WHEN
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TAYLOR DDX DOYLE DELUXE £TBC They say: Allowing players to easily design the look and sound of their Solid Body to suit their style. For: Guitarists Range: Taylor solid bodies Spec: As a completely customisable guitar, players can ‘build’ their Solid Body by choosing from a series of options that include body style (Classic or Standard), cutaway (single or double), colour, bridge and a variety of Taylor’s plug-and-play solderless pickups. With nearly a dozen different pickup
configurations available, including high gain (HG) and high definition (HD) humbuckers, Vintage Alnicos (VA) and silent single coils, the pickups are designed to be easily swapped to change the guitar’s sonic personality on the fly. Also new to the line is a palette of
rich colour options, exclusive to the Solid Body Standard. Among these are Borrego Red, Tiger’s Eye and Gold Rush. Fans of the Classic can choose from a separate colour palette, which includes Lava Red Pearl, Jewelescent Orange, Purple Flake, among other choices.
The new offerings expand the custom
ordering capability, allowing players to easily design the look and sound of their SolidBody to suit their style. From:Taylor
taylorguitars.com
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LAUNCHED) They say: Really comes into its own in the sound department. For: Guitarists Range: Fret King custom models Spec: Alder body with ash veneer top, maple neck & fingerboard, two single coil pickups with five- way selector controlling bridge & neck pickups, special cap setting on neck pickup, neck & bridge setting and neck & bridge reverse phased. From: JHS
0113 286 5381
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