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Taylor AD22e
Taylor
Taylor is an American company that was founded in 1974 when two boys bought an old hippie guitar shop. The boys were very passionate about guitars and put a lot of energy into the shop. Eventually, the shop evolved into an international company. All Taylor guitars today are made in either El Cajon in California or Tecate in Mexico. Taylor is very proud of this, because guitars that are produced close to headquarters go through a more thorough quality control process and employee satisfaction is better regulated. Taylor prioritises tone and comfort. All guitars are perfected and with modern luthier techniques the guitars can be made with more precision and consistency.
The American Dream Series
The American Dream series consists of solid-body guitars that are produced in the US. All guitars in the series have a powerful projection and a dynamic tone. Furthermore, all the edges are rounded which makes it more comfortable against your body. All guitars also have a slender neck which makes them more comfortable to play.
The AD22e
The AD22e is a great guitar. The body has solid sapele back and sides which results in a bright and sharp sound. The top of the body is made of solid mahogany. Mahogany produces a warm and powerful sound. The guitar has a mahogany neck and an eucalyptus fretboard. The guitar has a Grand Concert body, which is a comfortable shape that is a bit smaller than the Dreadnought. The neck is also a bit shorter which makes it more suitable for smaller or younger guitar players. Furthermore, the shape gives the guitar a nicely balanced sound. The guitar has ES2 electronics so the amplified sound will sound authentic.
Martin D-X1 Western Guitar - Black
Martin
Martin is a reputable American company which has been making guitars for almost 200 years. Throughout the years they have become one of the best when it comes to western guitars. This is because quality is their biggest priority. Consequently, Martin guitars are very popular. There are even many famous guitarists who use Martin guitars, like Muddy Waters, Bob Dylan, and David Gilmour. Furthermore, their production process is environmentally friendly. Since the ‘90s they have worked together with the FSC to prevent deforestation. They only use wood from trees that have to be cut down to keep the forest healthy. The other parts of the guitar are recycled, as well. By purchasing a Martin guitar you are thus not only investing in quality, but also the environment.
The X-Series
The X-Series is Martin’s attempt to produce the ultimate versatile guitars. The guitars are extra sturdy and durable. Martin has developed these guitars for situations like the beach, round the campfire, or in the train. The guitars are based on popular models by Martin, but they are priced lower but are still high-quality. The Remastered X-Series guitars have a slimmer bevelled neck, Martin E-1 electronics (if they have electronics), and new tonewoods. The guitars are available in different shapes, colours, materials, and a bag is included.
The D-X1
The D-X1 is a beautiful guitar. The entire body of the guitar is made of HPL. HPL consists of multiple layers of wood fibre that are pressed together at a high temperature. This creates a very thin but very sturdy plank. During this process, the plank will be drenched with resin, which makes it impenetrable, even to light and moisture. HPL guitars are thus resistant to climate, which makes them ideal for very humid and very dry climates. The guitar has a Richlite fretboard. Richlite consists of a combination of wood fibres and resin. This creates a sort of plastic, but it’s not noticeable. Richlite feels almost the same as mahogany or rosewood. Furthermore, Richlite is a lot more sustainable and doesn’t have to be maintained as it doesn’t have to be cleaned or conditioned. The guitar has a Dreadnought shape. This is the most popular guitar shape on the market. The rectangle-like body will produce a deep resonance and thus a loud sound. It’s considered the best rhythm guitar.
Martin 0-X1 Western Guitar - Black
Martin
Martin is a reputable American company which has been making guitars for almost 200 years. Throughout the years they have become one of the best when it comes to western guitars. This is because quality is their biggest priority. Consequently, Martin guitars are very popular. There are even many famous guitarists who use Martin guitars, like Muddy Waters, Bob Dylan, and David Gilmour. Furthermore, their production process is environmentally friendly. Since the ‘90s they have worked together with the FSC to prevent deforestation. They only use wood from trees that have to be cut down to keep the forest healthy. The other parts of the guitar are recycled, as well. By purchasing a Martin guitar you are thus not only investing in quality, but also the environment.
The X-Series
The X-Series is Martin’s attempt to produce the ultimate versatile guitars. The guitars are extra sturdy and durable. Martin has developed these guitars for situations like the beach, round the campfire, or in the train. The guitars are based on popular models by Martin, but they are priced lower but are still high-quality. The Remastered X-Series guitars have a slimmer bevelled neck, Martin E-1 electronics (if they have electronics), and new tonewoods. The guitars are available in different shapes, colours, materials, and a bag is included.
The 0-X1
The 0-X1 is a beautiful guitar. The entire body of the guitar is made of HPL. HPL consists of multiple layers of wood fibre that are pressed together at a high temperature. This creates a very thin but very sturdy plank. During this process, the plank will be drenched with resin, which makes it impenetrable, even to light and moisture. HPL guitars are thus resistant to climate, which makes them ideal for very humid and very dry climates. The guitar has a Richlite fretboard. Richlite consists of a combination of wood fibres and resin. This creates a sort of plastic, but it’s not noticeable. Richlite feels almost the same as mahogany or rosewood. Furthermore, Richlite is a lot more sustainable and doesn’t have to be maintained as it doesn’t have to be cleaned or conditioned. The guitar has a Grand Concert shape, which is a bit smaller than a Dreadnought and is thus ideal for smaller players.
Lag BlueWave TLBW2DCE - Left-Handed Dreadnought
Lâg’s BlueWave Guitars
Lâg is a French company that produces proper guitars for a low price. They use traditional French luthier techniques for their guitars, which makes them very unique. The BlueWave series consists of phenomenal acoustic guitars with a BlueWave preamp. This preamp adds effects (reverb and delay) to your sound without being connected to an amp. This does mean the guitar has a battery and needs to be charged every now and then. However, the system is very easy to use. It consists of three knobs with which you can adjust the sound, after which you can immediately begin to play. Furthermore, the guitar has a Bluetooth connection, which means you can use your guitar as a speaker or play along with your favourite music.
Materials
The back and sides are made of laminated rosewood. This produces a stable and bright tone. The top of the guitar is made of solid spruce. This is a great tonewood that is often used for tops as it produces a beautiful warm sound. The guitar has a khaya neck and a brankowood fretboard for a sustainable and comfortable experience.
Lag BlueWave TBW2ACE - Auditorium
Lâg’s BlueWave Guitars
Lâg is a French company that produces proper guitars for a low price. They use traditional French luthier techniques for their guitars, which makes them very unique. The BlueWave series consists of phenomenal acoustic guitars with a BlueWave preamp. This preamp adds effects (reverb and delay) to your sound without being connected to an amp. This does mean the guitar has a battery and needs to be charged every now and then. However, the system is very easy to use. It consists of three knobs with which you can adjust the sound, after which you can immediately begin to play. Furthermore, the guitar has a Bluetooth connection, which means you can use your guitar as a speaker or play along with your favourite music.
Materials
The back and sides are made of laminated rosewood. This produces a stable and bright tone. The top of the guitar is made of solid spruce. This is a great tonewood that is often used for tops as it produces a beautiful warm sound. The guitar has a khaya neck and a brankowood fretboard for a sustainable and comfortable experience.
Yamaha CPX1000 - Jumbo
Yamaha CPX1000
CPX guitars combine the on-stage prowess of the legendary APX series with a bigger-bodied design for a louder, fuller acoustic sound and a more traditional look.
CPX1000 matches hand-selected tonewood construction, real wood inlays and the incredible SRT pickup system to give you the perfect partner whether you’re on-stage or in the studio, mic’d or DI’d.
Laney BCC Loudpedal IMM - Martin Miller
The Laney BCC Loudpedal IMM – Martin Miller is the new edition from Laney in the famous Ironheart series. Basically this is a 60 watt, two channel Ironheart amplifier in the form of a pedal, made in collaboration with the famous guitarist Martin Miller.
Due to its compact size, the BCC Ironheart Loudpedal is perfect for the traveling guitarist who doesn't need to carry a large amplifier from gig to gig. You can use this pedal as a traditional amplifier, connected to a guitar cabinet. You can also connect it directly to an audio interface, a PA system or an active monitor.
Thanks to the AUX and headphone connections, the pedal can also be used to practice in peace and quiet with the sound of a fully turned up Ironheart amplifier. Furthermore, the BCC Ironheart Loudpedal has 2 channels that can be easily switched between using the footswitch, but which are also easy to personalize thanks to the built-in EQ functions in the pedal. In addition, this pedal also has a preamp boost button, which is directly based on the BCC Steelpark Boost pedal.
The built-in reverb also comes from an existing Laney pedal, namely the BCC Secret Path Reverb pedal. In short, due to its compact size and versatile functions, this pedal is perfect for the guitarist who is looking for the instantly recognizable Laney Ironheart sound but does not want to drag an Ironheart amplifier from place to place.
Laney DBV410-4 - Digbeth Bass Cabinet
Laney and the Digbeth series
Laney is a British company that has been producing amplifiers since 1967. They prioritise quality and simplicity, which means that the products have a recognisable and authentic appearance and a unique and powerful sound. Laney’s Digbeth series contains amplifiers, pedals, and combos that are inspired by vintage bass amps but are made with modern technologies. This means that all products in the series have an authentic sound and appearance but the sustainability and reliability of modern technology.
The DBV410-4
The Digbeth DBV410-4 is designed for the bass player who demands a powerful and dynamic single compact cabinet set-up. Loaded with 4x10” vintage-voiced HH Black Label series ceramic drivers, the DBV410-4 is designed to accentuate the impressive midrange punch and tone of the drivers working together in a tuned cabinet. It delivers superb top-end tone thanks to the 1” LaVoce Compression driver, and its warm vintage tone is at home on any stage or studio gig. The DBV410-4 matches with either the DB500H or DB200H Digbeth heads.
Laney DB500H - Digbeth Bass Head
Laney and the Digbeth series
Laney is a British company that has been producing amplifiers since 1967. They prioritise quality and simplicity, which means that the products have a recognisable and authentic appearance and a unique and powerful sound. Laney’s Digbeth series contains amplifiers, pedals, and combos that are inspired by vintage bass amps but are made with modern technologies. This means that all products in the series have an authentic sound and appearance but the sustainability and reliability of modern technology.
The DB500H
The Laney Digbeth DB500H celebrates our heritage in bass. Packed with vintage appeal and ultra-modern functionality, the DB500H gives the modern bass player a range of FET and Tube tones not previously available in a compact, powerful and portable bass amp. The amp contains a wide variety of authentic tube amp sounds. The amp can produce a neutral sound when the Tilt is in neutral. However, by altering the tilt the amp will either emphasise the high or low tones for a beautiful and unique sound. The head can be combined with the DBV212-4 and the DBV410-4 bass cabinets.
(The bass cabinet in images 6 and 7 is solely meant as an example and is not included with the bass head.)
Laney DBV212-4 - Digbeth Bass Cabinet
Laney and the Digbeth series
Laney is a British company that has been producing amplifiers since 1967. They prioritise quality and simplicity, which means that the products have a recognisable and authentic appearance and a unique and powerful sound. Laney’s Digbeth series contains amplifiers, pedals, and combos that are inspired by vintage bass amps but are made with modern technologies. This means that all products in the series have an authentic sound and appearance but the sustainability and reliability of modern technology.
The DBV212-4
The DBV212-4 is a powerful, dynamic, compact mid-sized cabinet loaded with a pair of vertically aligned 2x12” vintage-voiced HH Black Label series ceramic drivers. Designed to accentuate the impressive punch and tone of its ceramic drivers and move some serious air, the DBV212-4 may have a small footprint but its pro performance is anything but small! Equally at home or on stage or studio gig, the DBV212-4 delivers masses of punchy warm vintage tone. The DBV212-4 matches with either the DB500H or DB200H Digbeth heads.