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Go to this page: Tone Gem: Arion Stereo Analog Delay SAD-1.
The SAD-1 is an analog delay pedal. It uses a 4096-stage MN3205 BBD chip to create the most natural sounding repeats and decays I have ever heard from a pedal. It adds depth and definition to whatever I’m playing without changing or coloring the original tone of my guitar. This one is dead quiet on my pedalboard; and it doesn’t suck tone when in bypass mode. I find myself keeping this pedal on most of the time.
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Just picked this great deal today at Hum Strum and Drum in Multnomah Village. A vintage 1979 Guyatone EX1 guitar amp. Made in Japan. Solid-state, one channel, 20 watts, 12″ speaker, overdrive and reverb combo. Gain and volume controls, high and low EQ, reverb depth. Normal and overdrive inputs, headphone jack, pilot light. Excellent condition. Sounds great for practice and small gigs.
1979 Catalog Page
#Guyatone #TokyoSoundCo #MIJ #Overdrive #Reverb
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Almost Famous
Here’s the story of Murph Guitars. It’s the story of how Patrick Murphy, a WWII Navy pilot from Detroit, who moved to California in the 1960′s – and for a brief period – became a designer and manufacturer of some groovy electric guitars.
The story is told here by author Michael Wright of Vintage Guitar Magazine (www.vintageguitar.com).
Find Out More
More about Patric Murphy and Murph guitars at the fan website dedicated to the history Murph Guitars.
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The guitar John Lennon played on Paperback Writer
Guitar Player magazine (www.guitarplayer.com) is reporting that John Lennon’s Gretsch 6120 will be auctioned in November. This is the same guitar that was played by Lennon in April 1966 while recording The Beatles hit “Paperback Writer.” It is estimated that the guitar might fetch as much as $1 million!
The early 1960′s Gretsch is a Chet Adkins model with a pair of Gretsch FilterTron humbuckers, gold-plated hardware, Space Control bridge, and a Bigsby B6-C.
Here is the link to the article: John Lennon’s ‘Paperback Writer’ Gretsch Could Fetch $1M.
According to the Gretsch Guitar Database maintained at The Gretsch Pages, it is a 1963 Chet Adkins 6120, serial number 53940. Link to database here: 1963 Gretsch 6120: 53940.
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