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WA Y HUGE GREEN RHINO MKII £165.00
This pachyderm of a pedal has all the gorgeous classic overdrive guitarists crave. In addition to standard Volume, Tone, and Drive controls, the 100Hz EQ knob cuts or boosts the low end by up to 12dB. That means low notes can either shake the ground like a stampede across the savannah or cut through the mix like a charging rhino. Horny! Contact: JHS Ltd Tel: 01132 865 381 Web:
www.jhs.co.uk/wayhuge
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LICK LIBRARY LEARN TO PLA £24.99
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WASHBURN WOODLINE SERIES ACOUSTICS
from £279.00 Washburn acoustic guitars have always had a great reputation for quality and value for money and the new Woodline Series all include solid tops, back and sides; features more often associated with much more expensive acoustic guitars. The defining feature of the Woodline series use timbers with an extremely light open pore finish that Washburn claim enables the wood to breathe and dramatically improves the tone, resonance and sustain of the instrument. The Woodline Series are available in dreadnought or grand auditorium body styles that feature solid spruce or cedar tops supported by quarter sawn scalloped spruce bracing with custom wood inlay rosettes. Back and side woods available include mahogany, flame mahogany & rosewood. Select cutaway models also include optional Fishman Isys+ 301T or Fishman Presys+ 501T electronics. Contact: Sound Technology Tel: 01462 480000 Web:
www.soundtech.co.uk/washburn
Y MUSE DVD
Muse is one of the greatest rock bands of the 21st Century and now Lick Library has unlocked some of the guitar secrets of their frontman Matt Bellamy, a man quite rightly rated as the ‘Hendrix of his generation’. Learn to Play Muse features ace guitar tutor Mike Casswell, who expertly guides you step by step through five outstanding Muse tracks; Plug in Baby, Hysteria, Stockholm Syndrome, Knights of Cydonia and Supermassive Black Hole. Prog-tastic! Contact: Lick Library Tel: 01708 757258 Web:
www.licklibrary.com
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