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Specials and Bargains

You think you know which guitar is right for you? Congratulations. But, your work isn’t done yet. You’ve got to get that guitar at a price that you can be proud of. Many people assume that if the guitar price tag says $599, that’s the price they’ll have to pay. Not true. Music store owners make a profit on the sale of items... [Read more of this review]

The Fuzz Face is a classic guitar pedal, originally produced in England by Arbiter in the mid-1960s. The company was later sold and became known as Dallas-Arbiter, and they continued to produce the pedal under that name. The original (Arbiter England) Fuzz Face pedals first began being imported into America in 1966. A strong argument could be made... [Read more of this review]

Buying cheap electric guitars is a great way for beginning guitar players to save money, but you’ll need some other important accessories before you become the next guitar god.  And buying online these days is going to be how to get the best deal.  Usually you get incentive offers to buy online and save and you really can save quite a lot... [Read more of this review]

The Bottom Line The Behringer ADA8000 is a pretty good deal; being able to add 8 channels of microphone preamp to your digital recording system for $245 is a real bargain, but not without some faults. While the analog-to-digital stage is really high quality, the microphone preamps lack refined detail, even compared to stock preamps of the Digi 002.... [Read more of this review]

I recently received an email comment from a guy named Garth — he told me that he’s given up on trying to buy Shure microphones on eBay, because they all seem to be fakes! While I know from experience you can get some decent deals (my Beta 52 was a steal, and it works flawlessly and was genuine, just used), there’s a lot of people... [Read more of this review]