The Squier Paranormal Series Cabronita was pretty excellent out of the box, but I couldn’t help but wonder how it’d sound with a set of Fender Pure Vintage ’65 Jazzmaster® Pickups.
The Warden is an optical compressor by Earthquaker Devices! It’s from the Andrew Rinard Bass Board collection, and is apparently his favorite compressor of all time.
Jena, singer for my band Sundae Crush, has a birthday coming up! So the bassist Izaac had an idea… we’d get Jena a new guitar! My contribution—Fender V4 Noiseless Strat Pickups. How do they sound?
When my friend and Sundae Crush drummer Dan was selling an old partcaster, he got a trade offer for a guitar he wasn’t really interested in. But I sure as hell was. The guitar? A ’70s Epiphone Crestwood!
So, what exactly is the Soyuz Launcher? If you’re like me, you saw a TON of ads for this little brick on social, but is it really worth $200?
The Keeley Caverns V2 is a multi-mode dual reverb and delay pedal with some truly beautiful sounds.
When I told Sean from Gunstreet Wiring that I was getting a Squier Cyclone, he had a few ideas for me, including a “Super Series” switch and out-of-phase push pulls.
The ALBIE by BIG EAR pedals is a new wave dream machine for those who don’t like options paralysis. It features eight distinct modulation modes based off of the sounds of ’80s new wave.
Is it absurd to put the fanciest pickups I could find into a Squier Cyclone? Yes, absolutely, but just watch this video.
The Squier Paranormal Series Cabronita Thinline Telecaster looks like a traditional cabronita thinline tele on first glance, but a deeper dive shows that it’s so much more.