New gear alert from our friends over at Caroline Guitar Company with the release of their new Megabyte Lo-Fi Delay. Inspired by the popular Kilobyte delay, the Megabyte expands on the lo-fi approach with two old school lo-fi digital chips for more delay time, tap tempo, trails or true bypass, and a nastier, dirtier runaway havoc. Live on the website now. Continue reading Caroline Effect Pedals – Megabyte Lo-Fi Delay – Now Shipping
Step one when receiving a new batch of Mythos Au79s…building a giant gold-tone-pedal-pyramid of course! We’ve had such a blast working with Zach over at Mythos on these Mass Street exclusive fuzz pedals. He’s good people and makes some great effects. Demo and more info over on the Au79 page. Continue reading Mythos Au79 Golden Fleece Fuzz – Back in Stock
The Julian Lage OMs from Collings Guitars continue to be amazing guitars. Lightweight, powerful, with a surprisingly satisfying low-end responsiveness for an orchestra model, it brings vintage-inspired to a whole new level. Here with an Adirondack spruce top this traditional build, with a thin satin nitro finish, makes for an amazing lifetime guitar. Check it out over on the website. Continue reading Collings Guitars – OM1A Julian Lage
Looking for some full frequency overdrive tones? Look no further than the Blues Power from the crew over King Tone Guitar. With a switchable pre-overdrive tube tone adjustment there are clean boost, warm or glassy overdrive tones in this blues box. Great for boosting fuzz pedals as well. Continue reading King Tone Guitar – Blues Power Overdrive Pedal
This V-Class Taylor 352ce 12-String brings the newly minted Andy Powers bracing design to the 300 series, this time as a 12-fret 12 string model. 12-strings in this body size is yet another example of where the V-Class bracing pattern shines, delivering loads of tone without distracting harmonics and overtones. Continue reading Taylor Guitars – 352ce 12-String V-Class
It’s always a fun day when we get a new pedal line in the shop, especially so when it’s something as unique and chaotic as the gear from Fairfield Circuitry. Pictured here we have the Unpleasant Surprise Fuzz, with it’s stripped down aesthetic, this unassuming pedal features untold amounts of gain and compression to make for a squelching, squealing, and squawking good time. Check it out … Continue reading Fairfield Circuitry – The Unpleasant Surprise Fuzz
The whole staff is excited to have this Limited Edition Fender Tele in stock. Featuring a solid Rosewood neck and a pair of V-Mod Single-Coil pickups, this guitar was one of our favorite limited edition models in the NAMM Fender booth. It’s live on the website now with more photos, details and of course, free shipping. Link in the profile. Continue reading Fender – American Professional Tele Solid Rosewood Neck – Limited Edition
Jim’s been working on the great Byron Berline’s guitars for years. As many of you know Byron’s shop, Double Stop Fret Shop, suffered a devastating fire last year, with many of the instruments destroyed or suffering damage beyond repair. Thankfully this herringbone survived, but did not make it out unscathed. This late ’30s Martin D-28 had previously suffered a break in the headstock which had … Continue reading Repair Spotlight: Herringbone Headstock Repair – Byron Berline
Josh, Eric and Matt K wrap up our NAMM adventures with a quick episode recorded here at the shop. Topics include the Collings 470 JL, JAM Pedals, Anderson Guitarworks, Supro Amps and more. Continue reading Podcast – Episode 3 – NAMM 2020 Wrap Up
Check out this new Martin Guitar D-18 Ambertone catching some reflections in front of the amp room. These sitka/mahogany builds from Nazareth, PA are consistently some of the best sounding guitars being made today. Come on in and check it out! Continue reading Martin D-18 Ambertone Back in Stock
