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January 3, 2025
Spark EDGE smart Amp/PA by Positive Grid
It is a multipurpose device that can be utilized as a guitar amp, PA system, personal monitor and more.  The bass reflex tilt-back cabinet contains 2-reflex ports, 1 x 6.5” custom designed woofer and a 1” custom designed horn tweeter. 
BY Eric Dahl
January 2, 2025
L.R. Baggs AEG-1 Acoustic/Electric guitar Wows
There are many things that set the Baggs AEG-1 apart from other acoustic/electrics, but the main one is the absence of a conventional sound hole.  Lloyd Baggs designed this guitar from the ground up going through many variations over the past four years before releasing the guitar in its current state.  The middle portion of the body is cut from poplar plywood, and the suspended middle sound hole is part of that design. 
BY Eric Dahl
January 2, 2025
Cream Guitars Revolver Bass in Emoji Finish
Cream Guitars is a Mexican company based in Monterrey. Their CEO Luis Ortiz set out to break the rules of the traditional guitar, and you can tell with just a quick glance that he has succeeded in doing so visually. Cream’s finishes and body designs are truly nothing like those of its competitors. The body shapes are unique, but what’s even more captivating are the finishes that almost appear 3D. Many have designs made out of real glitter, real flowers, or even toys underneath a layer of epoxy.
BY Leanne Bowes

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September 29, 2024
The Knaggs SSC Steve Stevens Signature Model is a masterpiece in Purple Burst.
BY K.T. Key
A few things in life command respect, like holding a fine instrument with delicate precision. Everyone I’ve shown the SSC to appreciates and comments on the quality, the appealing design, and the feel of the next level of artistry and craftsmanship. The precision instrument that is a Knaggs guitar feels like you’re holding a classic, but it’s new, something that you know will be around for a long time and get better with use. It has soul, warmth, and a story right out of the box. It's like a memorable, life-changing experience, leaving a mark on the timeline of your life.
September 27, 2024
U2 NEW PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED TRACKS "HOW TO RE-ASSEMBLE AN ATOMIC BOMB".
BY Guitar Thrills Magazine
The remastered How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb (20th Anniversary Edition) will be released in the following formats on November 22nd: Vinyl 8LP Super Deluxe Collectors Boxset (Limited Edition); Vinyl 2LP; Exclusive D2C 2LP Black & Red Ink Spot Vinyl (Limited Edition); 5CD Super Deluxe Collectors Boxset (Limited Edition); CD; and Exclusive Red & Black Cassette (Limited Edition). The digital releases include HTDAAB remastered (12 tracks); and HTDAAB & HTRAAB (22 tracks). How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb (Re-Assemble Edition) – featuring both How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb + How To Re-Assemble An Atomic Bomb - will be available as a dual digital release on November 22nd. 
September 27, 2024
Adversity leads to success. Anything can be overcome. "You can’t let mistakes keep you from trying again". - Grace Bowers
BY Edward Schooley
I’m on a unique path in regard to how I got started, so my adversities may be a bit different than others traditionally face. I would have to say that the hardest thing for me was having to grow up faster than I should have.
September 27, 2024
"You have to decide what ideas you're willing to die on the mountain top for, and what ideas you can let go". Sean McNabb
BY Edward Schooley
Is it that easy though. Just sort it out. I totally respect where Rick Ocasek was coming from when he uttered those words. It shouts out respect for each band member. Back in the day, the Cars were one of those bands that had talent at each end of the room. Each band member could and did go in a different direction. Successfully I should mention. I believe respect is so key to the success of a band. It isn’t always easy, and as Rick mentioned not everyone is going to like what the other player is doing.
September 25, 2024
Unleashing the Beast: The Schecter C-1 FR S Apocalypse Red Reign
BY Larissa Liveir
One of the main reasons I love this guitar is how comfortable it is to play. It feels like home every time I pick it up. The ultra-thin "C" shape neck, crafted from Maple and Padauk multi-ply, with carbon fiber reinforcement rods, is just the right thickness, making it easy to shred or slow down for intricate rhythms. The access to higher frets is seamless, and when I’m moving through those fast solos, I don’t feel restricted.
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