1) The Gear PageThe Gear Page is a fantastic forum for all things gear related. This forum leans toward niche Boutique and Vintage guitar gear discussions but anything gear related is fair game. Become a supporting member (starts at $5 for a month or $12 per year) and you can join the emporium and buy and sell music gear. The emporium is a great resource for a wide range of Vintage gear deals that not available elsewhere on the internet. (more...)

The Homebrew THC (Three Hound Chorus) is a warm, rich all analog chorus with true bypass switching. The THC features depth and speed controls plus the unique Width control which physically changes the distance (or width) between wave forms adding a whole new dimension to the chorus effect. As you can hear in the demo this pedal gives you a wide range of chorus / delay possibilities.
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People will say what will about reliced guitars but I think this is a real beauty of an instrument. The JM6 Jazzmaster model from Fano's Alt De Facto collection, is made in the USA by Dennis Fano. The body comes in a choice of Alder, Swamp Ash or Mahogany, and with a choice of a Maple or Mahogany neck. (more...)

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The Dr. Z EZG 54 should be a serious consideration for all those questing for that classic blackface tone. From Twang & Rockabilly to Blues & Surf, or if you're trying to capture that classic "El Mocambo" tone, the Dr.Z EZG 50 head delivers. Ken Fisher, an amp designer for Dr. Z, came up with a new 6L6 output transformer which was the starting point for this new head. The tone of the EZG 50 is largely shaped by this output transformer which has a unique impedance not used by other American amp makers. (more...)

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Here's a demo of the Boss Re-20 Roland Space Echo which is a recreation of the classic Roland RE-201 Space. This model faithfully captures the RE-201’s tape flutter and magnetic head sound saturation. (more...)

Homebrew's Compressor Retro is modeled after a classic analog compressor circuit, and may very well be the pedal you want to keep on at all times. (more...)