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1980s-era “Super Tube Screamer” pedals are ultra-coveted by tonedogs everywhere.
Maxon, the factory that designed and built these pedals for Ibanez, can get you awfully close to that sound! Their ST-9 Super Tube Pro Plus Distortion pedal is based off the classic “808″ circuit, but with some extras like switchable diodes and 9V or 18V operation. And now the guitar gear website Gain! is giving you the chance to win an ST-9 for yourself.
The good people at Skinny Music want to know what you think of their videos. So much that they’ve teamed up with ESP and Premier Guitar on a new guitar giveaway.
Just take a few minutes to watch an episode of Skinny Music TV, tell them if you think it’s cool or crap, and you’ll be entered to win an ESP LTD EC-401 electric guitar.
It’s cheap to get into home recording but, like most things, your audio chain is only going to sound as good as your weakest link. The winner of this guitar and recording gear giveaway from Premier Guitar, however, will be rocking a very high quality setup!
With a total value of $6,295.86, here’s the entire prize package:
TSVG Pedals are handbuilt in the City of Brotherly Love, and they are giving you a chance to win a well-loved boutique OD/Boost pedal.
They gave one of their featured artists, Dave from Restorations, a face lift on his Emperor Pedal. Dave sent back his original pedal, and now it could be yours!
There’s been a huge resurgence of rootsy music over the past few years, and the Avett Brothers have been leading that charge. You might not think of Seth Avett as a guitar hero, but the guy is an ultra-talented musician who is influencing a lot of younger players.
And what do guitar heroes get? Signature guitars, of course! And what do we expect from the companies who are building these signature guitars? The chance to win one! This month, you have a chance to win the new Martin D-35 Seth Avett Custom Signature Edition acoustic-electric guitar, courtesy of Musicians Friend.
Hank at EffectsBay has just launched yet another boutique guitar pedal giveaway. In this giveaway, you have a chance to win a Stone Deaf FX PDF-1. The Stone Deaf FX PDF-1 is a Parametric Distortion Filter and is based on the Maestro Parametric Filter MPF-1.
This pedal sells for $195, and looks like it gives you some serious control over your tone.
When it was introduced in 1963, the Gibson Firebird was so ahead of its time that few people wanted one, leading to its discontinuation in 1965. Lucky for guitarists everywhere, once rock ‘n’ roll style caught up to this guitar, the Firebird was brought back.
Now, 50 years later, Gibson is celebrating this once-radical guitar with a 50th Anniversary model. This commemorative axe is pimped out with a Bullion Gold nitrocellulose finish, gold hardware, and a black pickguard hot-stamped in gold with “50th Anniversary 1963-2013” and the traditional Firebird phoenix, and now you have a chance to win one from Premier Guitar.
Jackson wants to get to know its customers. They want you to tell them which social networks you frequent, if you enjoy extreme sports, and how good of a guitarist you are. You’ll find these questions and more in their 2013 survey, which helps the company develop new products and marketing strategies.
And they also want to hook one survey respondent up with a SICK guitar, one of the most expensive in the Jackson line. Complete the survey and you’ll be entered to win a USA Select Soloist guitar. This is their top US-made production guitar and sells for over $3,000.
Working in a guitar shop in high school, I really fell in love with Guild acoustic guitars, and always hoped I’d own one some day. Then I got a Martin, so the dream has been shelved, but I still think Guild makes great guitars!
Today, their GAD series is not only a great sounding group of guitars, but very affordable! And now, you have a chance to win a GAD series acoustic, directly from Guild.
The first line of the product blurb for the Fairfield Babrbershop Overdrive pedal is “Have you ever sat in a barber’s chair wishing your tone was as slick as your freshly shaved upper lip?” I have to be honest, I have never ever had that thought, and I got my hair cut this morning. However, I see their point. I do enjoy a clear, slick tone. I also enjoy a pedal maker who says “Screw the hand-painted enclosures. Let the tone stand on its own!”
Jokes aside, check out the video below. This pedal, which sells for $175, sounds great! And the good people at Chicago Music Exchange are currently giving away one Fairfield Barbershop Overdrive pedal.