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Where is the best place to put a compressor in your signal chain?
Not sure where to put your compressor on your pedal board? Read on for some helpful insights! -
How to Get Rid of Single-Coil Hum Without Getting Rid of Single-Coil Tone
Learn about pickup options that retain classic single-coil sound while eliminating hum. -
What's the Difference Between Tube and Solid-State Guitar Amps?
Learn about the differences between tube, solid-state and hybrid guitar amplifiers. -
Humbucker Pickups vs. Single-Coil Pickups: Key Differences Explained
We take a closer look at the key differences between single-coil pickups and humbucker pickups. -
What Is A Channel Strip?
Find out how channel strips evolved from the clunky mixing desks of the '50s and 60s and where they are today. -
Vintage Value: 7 Ways to Decide if Your Guitar’s a Treasure or Just a Keepsake
Wondering about the value of that old guitar? Here are some ideas to help you decide if it’s worth appraising or if your guitar’s value is mostly sentimental. -
Two Eventide Developers Discuss Their Contributions To The Pioneering Effects Processing Powerhouse
Two generations of product developers at Eventide, Tom Longabaugh and Dan Gillespie, discuss the dichotomy of developing products that celebrate the innovative firm’s legacy—pioneered by Tony Agnello and Richard Factor—while remaining true to the inventive spirit that pushed Eventide into becoming the processing giant that it is. -
Synthesis Pioneer Cameron Jones Talks History and Making A New Synclavier
Synthesis pioneer Cameron Jones, details the storied history of a company he formed, New England Digital Corporation, and the legacy of its iconic product, the Synclavier. Cameron discusses his ongoing partnership with Arturia, and how his new venture—Synclavier Digital—is the most complete user interfacing version of the original. -
Hal Blaine: Reflecting on the Life and Legacy of a Drumming Icon
Wrecking Crew drummer Hal Blaine left his mark on over 35,000 recordings, forever influencing drummers, the instrument and modern music as we know it.
