D’Angelico might not be one of the biggest, best-known, or global guitar brands that you might be aware of, but they certainly come from a strong pedigree. Based out of Manhattan, they’ve actually been on the go since 1932, and their earlier models are extremely sought after by collectors, including …
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When I first got into home recording, I had a pair of Sennheiser studio headphones. I can’t remember the exact model, but it was the lower end of the range, but I was pleased as punch with them, because they were from a proper brand name like Sennheiser. Alas, they …
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The only thing that holds a candle to a Fender-branded guitar, is a Fender-branded amp, and the Hot Rod Deluxe is right up there with the best of those. Originally released in 1995 it was an American-made valve amp. In 2002, production switched to Mexico, and the current iteration – …
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Anybody playing electric guitar can have an easily identifiable iconic shape, like a Les Paul or Strat, in their hands, and people will identify it as such from a mile away. With the exception of the Hummingbird, acoustic players mostly don’t have that luxury. From far away, this guitar could …
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The worst thing about Laney is that they’re sorely under-represented and under-rated in the United States. Founded in Birmingham in the West Midlands of England in 1967, Black Sabbath’s Tony Iommi was an early user and has multiple signature models and endorsements with them throughout the years. Other users have …
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