2016 Demo of the Year

We asked, and you voted, so without further ado here is the list of the top demos for 2016 as voted for by you.

2016 has been Phillip McKnight's year for demos. He's always knowledgeable and informative, and this demo brings that too, without playing a single note!

For his excitement and his bending of the neck at 4 minutes 25 seconds, we just had to include JayLeonardJ's demo of a 1953 Les Paul.

The Captain and Chappers are entertaining, and seeing the Captain genuinely shocked and distraught in their Kemper demo is a moment we'll never forget.

An somewhat up and coming channel demoing an up and coming pedal company, but a beautifully captured demo that you simply must listen to in stereo!

That Pedal Show is one of the most informative fear channels out there, and I bet hearing Mick and Dan talk about Wet/Dry rigs had many of you itching to trying it out too.

Diverging from his usual format, EytschPi42 shows the quality of his production is second to none, in this beautifully shot demo of an extremely rare and expensive "pedal".

Because 15 fuzz pedals in a single demo can't be a bad thing!

Not strictly a single "demo", but The Tone King is there faithfully every NAMM, bringing some of the most complete and exclusive NAMM coverage around.

KNOBS demos could have had several entries with the quality of the demos they produce, but we had to chose one and the Earthquaker Avalanche and KNOBS are just a perfect match.

Making waves all the from Oz, the discussion format of The SuperFunAwesomeHappyTime Pedal Show really helps when you're trying to explain the millions of DIP switches on a Chase Bliss pedal.

Our congratulations also to all the fabulous artists and manufacturers not included on this list, it was almost impossible to pick just 10.