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Ibanez S-Series Guitars: S670QM Standard, S1070PBZ Premium, S6570Q Prestige
Ibanez S1070PBZ Premium While not trying to date ourselves, a few of us on the MusicPlayers.com staff grew up in the shred era and owned the ... -
2019: State of the Mac
[Originally posted June 3, 2019, updated August 27 and December 20] A few years ago, I wrote the somewhat disturbing feature, “Why Your Next Studio ... -
Hughes & Kettner GrandMeister 40 Amplifier
When we reviewed the Hughes & Kettner GrandMeister 36, we were impressed. While other manufacturers’ low-wattage lunchbox amps were significantly scaled-down versions of their premium ... -
Mooer Red Truck Combined Effects Pedal
Fly rigs have become all the rage over the past few years. For players not ready to make the leap to modeling solutions, compact multi-effects ... -
Album Review: Devin Townsend, Empath
We have been fans of Devin Townsend for years, and we especially loved the 2016 Devin Townsend Project record, Transcendence. Less than two years later, ... -
Ernie Ball Accessories: Strings, Instrument Cables, Wipes, & Beyond
Ernie Ball has been making a wide range of accessories for guitars and basses for decades, but many of the products are easily overlooked by ... -
My Modeling Amp Sounds Like Dirt
An amp modeler is not the equivalent of a room full of tube amplifiers and effects products. Does this scenario sound familiar? You just purchased ... -
The Neal Morse Band: Stellar Musicianship, Songwriting, and Magical Melodies
The Interviews: Neal Morse Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards Mike Portnoy Drums, vocals Randy George Bass, vocals Eric Gillette Guitars, vocals Bill Hubauer Keyboards, vocals Fancy yourself ... -
Eric Gillette: The Neal Morse Band's 7-String Guitar Hero
Eric Gillette plays the guitar with surgical authority, and on the surface, it’s easy to draw parallels to his most obvious influence, John Petrucci. He ... -
Bill Hubauer: Keyboards & Vocals in The Neal Morse Band
How would you feel if nobody really knew what it was you were playing in a band, yet your parts were critical, and technically accomplished ...
