Love Your Tone
1) Mooer GTRS Packing in full on modeling and effects, the Mooer GTRS series have all you need to have great guitar tone out of the box. 2) Shark Guitars Shark Guitars have developed a unique system that allows you to easily swap guitar pickups on the same guitar. In addition to this, the system…Read More
1) Line 6 Variax Line 6 took their traditional modeling technology, and applied to guitars. This allowed one guitar to produces the tones from multiple classic guitars, along with some extras like acoustics and sitars. 2) Sim One XT-1 Using IR technology, the XT-1 is a pedal that will produce the sound of different guitars,…Read More
TC just announced a blackout version of their popular TC Plethora X1. Just like the regular Plethora X1, it packs all the Toneprint pedals into one pedalboard-friendly enclosure. Be sure to check out our list of top single-sized multi-effects (written before the Plethora X1 even existed!)
Neural DSP have just announced the Quad Cortex Mini. Be sure to check out the Andertons announcementvideo, and for good measure, checkout all their other intro videos for the Cortex line: 1) Quad Cortex Mini 2) Quad Cortex 3) Nano Cortext
Seems like a new take on their Gain Master or ODS circuit in a small package. It’s already been added to our Two-Rock models list.
1) Two Rock John Mayer Signature The original John Mayer Signature amp, prices have increased dramatically. The original is voiced quite dark, as it was designed to compliment his other brighter amps, such as the Dumble Steel String Singer. 2) Two Rock Crystal/Traditional Clean After the partnership between John Mayer and Two Rock came to…Read More
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Acoustic IRs are a great way do get studio acoustic sounds in a live environment. Depending on your use case, you can improve an existing acoustic sound, get a piezo sound to sound like a mic’d acoustic, or even use magnetic pickups on an electric guitar to simulate an acoustic. Here are some of the…Read More
Gear Tube used to be an app. Then YouTube changed, and Google changed, and Apple changed. Now it’s a blog. Maybe one day it will be an app again, but for now, Love your tone.
