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2013 Full Line Catalog 2013
Electric Guitars, Electric Basses, Acoustic Guitars, Amplifiers, Effects & Accessories 2013 Accessories Effects & Amplifiers, Guitars, Electric Acoustic Electric Basses, Guitars, www.ibanez.com 1726 Winchester Road, Bensalem, PA 19020 · U.S.A. · ©2012 Printed in Japan NOV12928 (U) For Authorized Dealers Only - All finishes shown are as close as four-color printing allows. CATALOG - All specifications and prices are subject to change without notice. 2013 FULL LINE Table of Contents Solid Body Electric Guitars Signature Models 6-10 Iron Label RG/S 11-13 RG/GRG/GRX/MIKRO 13-26 RGA 26 RGD 27 S 28-31 X 32-33 FR 33 ARZ 34 AR 34-35 ART 35-36 Jumpstart 37 Hollow Body Electric Guitars Signature Models 40-41 Artstar 41 Artcore Expressionist 42-44 Artcore 44-47 Electric Basses Signature Models 50-51 SR 51-61 Grooveline 62-63 BTB 64-65 ATK 66-67 Artcore 67-68 GSR/MIKRO 68-73 Jumpstart 73 Acoustic Guitars Signature Models 76 Artwood 77-81 PF 82-85 SAGE 85 AEG 86 AEL 87 AEF 88-89 EW 90-91 Talman 91-92 AEB 92 SAGE Bass 93 Classical 93-95 Ukulele 95-96 Banjo 96 Resonator 96 Mandolin 97 Jampack 98 Amplifiers/Effects/Accessories Tube Screamer Amplifier 100-101 Wholetone 101 Promethean 102-103 Sound Wave 103 Troubadour 104-105 IBZ 105 Tube Screamer 106 9 Series 107 Echo Shifter 108 Signature Effect Pedal 109 Wah Pedals 109 Tuners 110 Cables & Adapter 110 Stand 111 Tremolo Arm 111 Picks 111 Cases/Straps 112 Bags/Microphone Stand 113 02 for more information visit www.Ibanez.com for more information visit www.Ibanez.com 03 04 for more information visit www.Ibanez.com -
Price List February 2018 ITEM NUMBER ITEM DESCRIPTION LIST PRICE Incl
Price List February 2018 ITEM NUMBER ITEM DESCRIPTION LIST PRICE Incl. VAT ALL PERCUSSION BAG DSPK10-6 PADDED STICK BAG + 6 PRS DSH-10 STICKS R 389.00 DRUMSTICK DSH-10 STUDENT DRUMSTICK 5A WOOD TIP R 49.00 VG-5A AMERICAN HICKORY DRUMSTICK 5A WOOD TIP R 139.00 VG-5AN AMERICAN HICKORY DRUMSTICK 5A NYLON TIP R 139.00 VG-7A AMERICAN HICKORY DRUMSTICK 7A WOOD TIP R 139.00 VG-7AN AMERICAN HICKORY DRUMSTICK 7A NYLON TIP R 139.00 ITEM NUMBER ITEM DESCRIPTION LIST PRICE Incl. VAT BERGEN ACCES LC-18 GUITAR CAPO R 139.00 BAGS PCYB-01 BAG - PROFESSIONAL CYMBAL/STICK BAG R 1,450.00 SGB-GTM02 BAG - ACOUSTIC GUITAR - DELUXE R 880.00 SGB-GTM05 BAG - ELECTRIC GUITAR - DELUXE R 850.00 SGB-GTM06 BAG - BASS GUITAR - DELUXE R 880.00 BONGOS BOLCS200NL PRO BONGO SET 7" + 8.5" RAWHIDE HEADS NAT FINISH R 1,695.00 BRUSHES VG-DHW4 RETRACTABLE METAL BRUSH - PLASTC HANDLE R 239.00 VG-SHM19 MULTI DOWEL HOT RODS R 179.00 CAJON CAJ132-HT BIRCH CAJON FULLY ADJUSTABLE SNARE W/BAG DARK WALNUT R 2,195.00 CAJ132-SL BIRCH CAJON FULLY ADJUSTABLE SNARE W/BAG NATURAL FINISH R 2,195.00 CAJ132-SZ BIRCH CAJON FULLY ADJUSTABLE SNARE W/BAG TEAK FINISH R 2,195.00 CASE AGC-1 ACOUSTIC GUITAR CASE - BLACK SNAKE SKIN R 1,595.00 AGC-6 ACOUSTIC GUITAR CASE - BLACK with BROWN TRIMMING R 1,595.00 AJGC-2J JUMBO ACOUSTIC GUITAR CASE - BLACK R 1,750.00 BGC-5A BASS GUITAR CASE - BLACK R 1,495.00 CGC2-6 CLASSIC GUITAR CASE - BLACK with BROWN TRIMMING R 1,595.00 EGC-3C ELECTRIC GUITAR CASE - BLACK (SINGLE CUT STYLE) R 1,495.00 GLC-28 28" GUITARLELE CASE R 839.00 U2-012 24" UKULELE CASE R 765.00 -
Take Your Guitar Further
The VGA-3 V-Guitar Amplifier puts Roland’s most sought-after guitar and amp models in a compact digital amp at a very friendly price. This 50-watt brute uses COSM modeling to deliver a stunning range of electric and acoustic guitar models—plus unique GK effects—from any GK pickup-equipped guitar. There are also 11 programmable COSM amp models, 3-band EQ, and three independent effects processors that can be accessed using any standard electric guitar. TaTaTa k k k e e e Yo Yo Yoururur Guitar Guitar Guitar Further Further Further ● Rated Power Output 50 W ● Patches 10 (Recalled from Panel), 40 (Recalled from MIDI Foot Controller) ● Nominal Input Level (1 kHz) INPUT: -10 dBu, EXT IN: -10 dBu ● Speaker 30 cm (12 inches) x 1 ● Connectors Front: GK In, Input, Recording Out/Phones, Rear: EXT In, EXP Pedal, Foot SW, MIDI In ● Power Supply AC 117/230/240 V ● Power Consumption 55 W ● Dimensions 586 (W) x 260 (D) x 480 (H) mm / 23-1/8 (W) x 10-1/4 (D) x 18-15/16 (H) inches ● Weight 18.5 kg / 40 lbs. 13 oz. ● Accessory Owner's Manual * 0 dBu=0.775 Vrms ■ Roland’s Flagship Modeling Amplifier. The VGA-7 V-Guitar Amplifier is the most powerful and complete modeling amplifier in history. This technological marvel serves up a range of COSM amp sounds, onboard effects, and speaker cabinet simulations—plus models of different electric and acoustic guitars, pickups, and tunings using any steel-string guitar and an optional GK-2A Divided Pickup. -
User Manual As of January 2019
JHS PEDALS USER MANUAL AS OF JANUARY 2019 JHS PEDAL MANUAL 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS WARRANTY INFORMATION MODULATION 3 The Emperor V2 OVERDRIVE & DISTORTION Unicorn V2 Angry Charlie V3 4 Warble Tron 12 Bonsai Charlie Brown V4 DELAY Double Barrel V4 Milkman 5 Moonshine V2 Lucky Cat Delay Morning Glory V4 Panther Cub V2 Ruby Red Superbolt V2 REVERB Sweet Tea V3 6 Alpine Reverb 13 The AT+ Spring Tank 14 The Calhoun The VCR The Kilt V2 Twin Twelve V2 7 PREAMP Clover COMPRESSION Colour Box 15 Lime Aid Haunting Mids 16 Pulp ‘N’ Peel V4 The Crayon Steak ‘N’ Eggs 8 Whitey Tighty UTILITY BOOST Active A/B/Y 17 Mini Bomb Boost Buffered Splitter The Prestige Little Black Amp Box Little Black Buffer FUZZ Mini A/B 18 Bunrunner V2 9 Mute Switch Firefly Red Remote Four Wheeler V2 Stutter Switch Mini Foot Fuzz V2 Summing Amp 19 Muffuletta 10 Switchback Pollinator V2 ABOUT JHS PEDALS TREMOLO 20 Honeycomb Deluxe Kodiak Tidewater 11 JHS PEDAL MANUAL 2 WARRANTY INFORMATION Thanks for buying a JHS Pedal. You might not have realized it but you also just received one of the best warranties in the business! This pedal is backed by a limited lifetime warranty. If anything happens in any way that is our fault or the fault of a part that we use, we will fix it 100% free of charge with no questions asked. Simply email [email protected] or call 816 216 7953. Thanks for buying a JHS Pedal, we are proud to stand behind what we do! JHS PEDAL MANUAL 3 OVERDRIVE & DISTORTION Angry Charlie v3 Charlie brown v4 Modern Marshall tones that lean toward the classic JCM 800. -
HEADRUSH MODELS LIST ALL MODELS and REAL REFERMENT TABLE Headrush Firmware 2.1.1
HEADRUSH MODELS LIST ALL MODELS AND REAL REFERMENT TABLE Headrush Firmware 2.1.1 AMPLIFIERS MODEL NAME TYPE BASED ON 1 59 TWEED BASS Combo Fender ’59 Bassman 2 59 TWEED DELUXE Combo Fender Tweed Deluxe 59 DELUXE GAIN Fender Tweed Deluxe 3 Combo MOD (Gain Mod) 4 59 TWEED PRINCE Combo Fender ’59 Princeton Fender Deluxe Reverb 5 64 BLACK LUX NORM Combo (Normal) Fender Deluxe Reverb 6 64 BLACK LUX VIB Combo (Vibrato) 7 64 BLACK VIB Combo Fender Vibroverb 8 65 BLACK MINI Combo Fender Champ 6w 9 65 BLACK PRINCE Combo Fender Princeton www.robyrocks.it 12.10.2019 - Roby Rocks 65 BLACK PRINCE 10 Combo Fender Princeton Reverb REV Fender Super Reverb 11 65 BLACK SR Combo “Blackface” Fender Twin Reverb 12 67 BLACK DUO Combo “Blackface” 13 67 BLACK SHIMMER Stack Fender Dual Showman 14 66 AC HI BOOST Combo Vox AC30 Top Boost 66 AC HI BOOST Vox AC30 Top Boost 15 Combo MOD (Mod) 16 66 FLIP BASS Stack Ampeg Portaflex B15-N 17 BLUE LINE BASS Stack Ampeg SVT 300w 69 BLUE LINE Ampeg SVT 300w 18 Stack SCOOP (Scooped) 19 65 J45 Stack Marshall JTM45 Marshall Super Lead Plexi 20 67 PLEXIGAS VARI Stack (Variac Mod) Marshall Super Lead Plexi 21 68 PLEXI EL84 MOD Stack (EL34 tubes mod) www.robyrocks.it 12.10.2019 - Roby Rocks Marshall Super Lead Plexi 22 68 PLEXIGLAS 100W Stack 100W Marshall Super Lead Plexi 23 68 PLEXIGLAS 50W Stack 50W Marshall JCM800 24 82 LEAD 800 100W Stack (Normal) 25 82 LEAD 800 50W Stack Marshall JCM800 50w 82 LEAD 800 BASS Marshall JCM800 (Bass 26 Stack MOD Mod) 82 LEAD 800 27 Stack Marshall JCM800 (Bright) BRIGHT 82 LEAD 800 TS Marshall -
2014 Fmic Accessories Product Guide
2014 FMIC ACCESSORIES PRODUCT GUIDE 2014 PRODUCT GUIDE | EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2014 LIST PRICE 2014 FMIC Accessories Product Guide Strings .........................................................................................4 Picks ...........................................................................................6 Cables .........................................................................................9 Straps ........................................................................................ 11 Pickups ...................................................................................... 13 Effect Pedals ............................................................................... 19 Stands ....................................................................................... 20 Tuners & Capos ............................................................................ 21 Slides, String Winders & Power Products ............................................. 22 Care Products .............................................................................. 23 Ear Plugs & Mini Amplifiers ............................................................. 25 Cases ........................................................................................ 26 Gig Bags ..................................................................................... 27 Books, Books with CDs & DVDs ......................................................... 28 Pickguards ................................................................................. -
ELECTRIC GUITARS: Fender Custom Shop
Studio Contact 4 Union Street (+1) 207.756.9599 Camden, ME 04843 [email protected] GUITARS / BASSES / AMPS / STOMP-BOXES (SEE WEBSITE “GUITARSENAL” LINK FOR COMPLETE PHOTO GALLERY) ELECTRIC GUITARS: GUITAR AMPS / CABINETS: Fender Custom Shop ‘63 Tele Goldtop K&M 50 Watt Analog Design Custom (Dumble Circuit) Fender Custom Shop ‘52 Tele K&M 2x12 Cabinet (EVM 12L Black Label Speakers) Fender Custom Shop Tele Fender Super Reverb (Vintage Blackface circa ‘66) Fender Custom Shop ‘60s Strat Fender Super Reverb (Vintage Blackface circa ‘65) Fender Custom Shop ‘60s Relic Strat Fender Princeton Reverb (Vintage Silverface) Fender Strat Plus (Lace Pickups) Fender Deluxe Reverb (Jenson Special Design Speaker) Fender MIJ Squier Strat Fender Twin Reverb ’65 Reissue Fender Squire Strat Fender Blues Junior (EVM 12L Speaker) Gibson ES335 (Trapeze / Original PU / Circa 1966 Fender Princeton Chorus Gibson Les Paul Junior (Original P90s / Circa 1957) Fender Deluxe 90 DSP Gibson Reverse Firebird 3 (Circa 1964) Marshall 100 Watt Head (circa 1965) Gibson ES 120T (Jazzbox / Single Coil PU / Circa 1962) Marshall 1960a Cab (Cherry / Original Speakers / circa Gibson ES-335 Memphis Dot Reissue Custom Shop 1965) Gibson Les Paul Classic 1960 Reissue Marshall 1960b Cab (Original Speakers / circa 1965) Gibson Les Paul Studio Marshall 8x10 Cab (Original Speakers / circa 1966) CP Thornton Blues Queen Vox AC30 w/ Top Boost (Original Speakers / circa 1964) CP Thornton Elite E1 Soldano Speedster Head and Matching 1x12" Cab ESP Series 400 Strat-styled (Rosewood Fretboard) -
Fall from Power?
dallasobserver.com Music Fall From Power? | CONTENTS | UNFAIR PARK | Claims of the slow death of the electric guitar may be exaggerated. BY CHRISTIAN MCPHATE he Washington Post called it the “slow death of the electric guitar” SC H Shutterstock U in its June 22 doomsday article, TZE | “Why My Guitar Gently Weeps.” Blues guitarist Lance Lopez disagrees says. “We need to have good guitars at a The story opened with one of Eric Clapton’s with the Post’s article, he says, because he cheaper price for real musicians.” T F old guitar dealers from Nashville, George knows firsthand that people are willing to The quality of a guitar also affects its EAT Gruhn, who indicated that guitar makers pay $250 for a ticket and fill 3,000- to 5,000- lifespan. In his interview with WTVF-TV U RE | were oversaturating a stagnant market be- seat theaters to see guitar heroes like Joe in Nashville, Gruhn said that a Fender or a fore providing an age-old argument re- Bonamassa or John Mayer slay the guitar. Gibson can last several lifetimes. N peated by a lot of old-timers: Kids today just “There are guitar heroes out there, but One difficulty in identifying up-and-com- IGHT+DAY | C aren’t interested in guitar-driven music. whether that crosses over to a mainstream ing guitar talent is that it’s not always obvious They want electronic beats. audience is another matter,” he says. where to look, other than YouTube. In the Former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney also Some of those heroes include young past, fans read guitar magazines or attended reiterated this claim. -
NAMM Press 2013 Ashdown.Pdf
NAMM 2013 NAMM 2013 ASHDOWN REDEFINES ACOUSTIC AMPLIFICATION M WITH THE NEW ASHDOWN ACOUSTIC RANGE BOOTH 4342, WINTER NAMM 2013 Building from the hugely successful Acoustic Radiator range, Ashdown Engineering launches the all new Ashdown Acoustic range for 2013. Ashdown established a name for itself in the world of Acoustic Guitar amps back in the 1990’s and before that with a previous company way back in the early 80’s, when Ashdown’s main man Mark Gooday started the AA100 unplugged revolution. With over 30 years experience manufacturing Acoustic- specific amplifiers, Ashdown know what is needed to make a first-class acoustic amp. Introducing the All New Ashdown Acoustic Range, comprising of the AA-100, 100-watt Acoustic Combo, the AA-40-Cube, 40-watt Acoustic Combo, the AA-Power-Cube 40, 40-watt powered extension cube and the AA Preamp Pedal. All amps are available made in the UK with high-end Latvian birch ply cabinets, handmade with dove-tail joints and finished with a natural gloss lacquer to ensure durability and quality of finish. Finally, acoustic amplifiers that look as good as they sound and reproduce acoustic instruments with warmth, depth and exceptional clarity. The AA-100 features a custom made 10” Italian Sica driver, selected for its highly responsive mid-range with delicate highs, complimented by the tight low end and when combined with a high-end studio-quality tweeter, produces a stunning full range tone. The AA-100 also features a cleverly integrated, tuned top port utilizing the space available and enabling the air from within the chamber to be forced through the handle port, enhancing the low-end response, creating huge room-filling tones. -
Instrument Drive on Which This Guide Is Based Would Not Have Been Possible Without the Generous Support Of
FROM ATTIC TO CLASSROOM A GUIDE TO ORGANIZING A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT DRIVE FOR YOUR COMMUNITY CREATED BY: BACKGROUND This guide is drawn from lessons learned during two musical instrument drives sponsored by New York’s classical music radio station, WQXR. Students in under-resourced music programs across the New York City area benefited from the roughly 6,000 musical instruments donated through the drive. These unplayed instruments—dug out of basements and attics by motivated and generous citizens—found new lives in the hands of schoolchildren around the region and are now supporting music education for more than 15,000 public school students annually, plus additional students in community music programs. Partnering with leading classical music artists and organizations, the New York City and Newark school districts, philanthropic organizations, media outlets, and the instrument retailer Sam Ash Music Stores, WQXR not only organized and led the complex process from donations to distributions but also learned a lot along the way. The ultimate success and impact of the instrument drive program relied on staff and volunteers, detailed planning and an array of logistics, generous grant funding, and thoughtful attention to marketing and PR. The instrument drive at WQXR also benefited from the wisdom and experience of Mr. Holland’s Opus Foundation, which has a long history of collecting and donating musical instruments. Using knowledge gained by both the achievements and stumbling blocks WQXR experienced, this guide was created to help you approach a similar drive in your own community. PLANNING AN INSTRUMENT DRIVE: 7 QUESTIONS TO ASK AND ANSWER Before launching an instrument drive in your community, your organization will need to determine when and whether the time is right, and ensure that the program is adequately resourced. -
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BACKLINE RENTALS DRUM KITS PERCUSSION KEYBOARDS GUITARS GUITAR AMPS BASS GUITARS BASS AMPS GUITAR PEDALS & ACCS. DJ EQUIP. WIRELESS EQUIP. MIXING CONSOLES MISC EQUIP. For quotes & inquiries contact Greg Narkewicz at 972.550.0594 or [email protected] DRUM KITS DW Collectors Series Broken Glass Gretsch Renown Maple Pure Maple Kit Silver Sparkle Kicks : 20’’,22’’,24’’ Kick : 22’’ Rack Toms : 8’’.10’’,12’’,13’’,14’’ Rack Toms : 10’’,12’’ Floor Toms : 14’’,16’’,18’’ Floor Toms : 14’’,16’’ Snare : 14’’X6.5’’ Maple Snare : 14x5 Maple DW Collectors Series Curly Maple Ludwig Classic Maple Natural Finish Red Sparkle Kicks: 20’’,22’’,24’’ Kick : 22’’, 24’’ Rack Toms :8’’,10’’,12’’,13’’ Rack Toms : 10’’ , 12’’, 13’’ Floor Toms : 14’’,16’’,18’’ Floor Tom :2x 16’’ Snare: 14x5 Maple Snare : 6.5x14 Atlas-Pro Hardware Pearl Masterworks Red Sparkle Tama Starclassic Kick : 22’’ Cherry Sunburst Rack Toms : 10’’,12’’,13’’ Kick : 22’’ Floor Toms : 14’’,16’’ Rack Toms : 10’’ , 12’’ Snare : 14x6.5 Maple Signature Floor Tom : 16’’ Snare : 14x5’’ Gretsch Renown Maple Dark Brown Kick : 22’’ Yamaha Custom Recording Birch Rack Toms : 10’’,12’’ Black Hanging Floor Toms : 14’’,16’’ Kick : 22’’ Snare : 14x5 Maple Rack Toms : 10’’,12’’,13’’, 14’’ Floor Tom : 16’’ Snare : 14x7 Birch MoreDRUM KITS Yamaha Generic Kit Red Cymbal Brands Kick : 22’’ Zildjian Rack Toms : 12’’,13’’ Sabian Floor Tom : 16’’ Paiste Snare : 14x6.5 Chrome Yamaha Maple Custom Natural Finish Kick : 22’’ Rack Toms : 10’’,12’’,13’’ Hanging Floor Toms : 14’’,16’’ Snare : 14x4 Maple Yamaha Maple Custom Absolute Electric Blue Kicks : 20’’,22’’ Rack Toms : 8’’,10’’,12’’,13’’ Floor Toms : 14’’,16’’,18’’ Snare : 14x5 Maple Additional Snares Yamaha 13x6 Oak Yamaha 13x6 Brass Ludwig 14x6.5 Black Beauty Ludwig 14x5 Black Beauty Pearl 14x3 Brass Free Floater Mapex 13x5 Maple Pearl 10x5 Firecracker PERCUSSION Percussion L.P. -
Bass Talk Multi String Bass Master GARRY GOODMAN
Bass Talk 9 Jan, 06 > 15 Jan, 06 2 Jan, 06 > 8 Jan, 06 03/01/2006 Entries by Topic All topics « Multi String Bass Master GARRY GOODMAN Control Panel I remember when I saw my first multi string bass. It was back in 1984 at a Edit your Blog Guitar Center here in Chicago. It was a Alembic 6 string. I remember taking it Build a Blog off the wall, sitting with it thinking “how in the hell do you play this thing. 14 View other Blogs years later I find myself sitting in my living room with a 6 string Ibanez saying View Profile the same thing. After climbing that mountain I decide to go back to the 4 string. I guess that’s were my heart is. Bass Links Kenn Smith Website But there are others who have DR Strings taking the multi string bass to ActiveBass.com great heights. Great players National Guitar such as Anthony Jackson, Bill Workshop Dickens and this months interviewee, Garry Goodman. Check it out! Alphonso Johnson Garry began playing bass in Carl Carter 1964 at the age of nine. He Conklin Guitar and became a full-time Basses professional bassist in the Victor Wooton 1970's. His venture in to multi Marcus Miller string instruments started in 1975 with the Chapman Stick You are not logged in. and later in 1978 he which to Log in a 7-string bass. Currently Garry plays a Tobias 7-string, Warrior 9- string and Adler 11-string bass and has developed a unique playing technique called “Percussive Harmonics”, expanding the tonal possibilities of modern electric bass.