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      • Bad CatAt Bad Cat, we are laying the foundations of a bold and exciting future of tone. The natural evolution of our company and products builds on our knowledge and reputation in guitar amplification. By continuously seeking  innovation, we are inspired to design outstanding purpose-built products, allowing players to express themselves in their own, personal way. Naturally, all amps can be traced back to a handful of original designs- those pillars of tone we all hold sacred and true –  but at Bad Cat, we have no interest in offering another spin on the past.  We are constantly challenging ourselves to think differently, be creative, and broaden our horizons while always mindful of delivering extraordinary tone and unmatched customer service. Each Bad Cat amplifier is thoughtfully designed to be incredibly flexible without the need for fussy design and overcrowded control panels. This results in an amp which offers the player the shortest route and an  instant connection to tone, an amp that never gets in the way of creativity. When you experience a Bad Cat for the first time, you’ll notice clarity, tonal agility, dynamics, and balance. Players and artists choose our amps for our classic lines, dependability, playability, and most…
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      • KHDKKHDK begins… It feels like a long time ago. We grew up taking odd jobs and saving money to buy gear. We grew up trading guitar pedals to try out as many as possible. We grew up loving music and sound – and through the years, this love remained. Nocturnal Beginnings In 2012, we found ourselves in Prague drinking too many of the world’s best beers and discussing tone. In the early hours of the morning, we decided it was a brilliant idea to breathe fresh air (with sulphuric notes of the underworld) into the world of guitar effects. “Let’s Build Some Crazy Shit!” Through a good friend and one of the best guitar techs out there, Jason Baskin, we found the future KHDK head engineer, Antonin Salva. Antonin is industry insiders’ tone wizard who has worked with greats like Billy Corgan. So we showed up on his doorstep and told him that we’re starting a pedal company and does he want to join? Getting him on board was easy – like us, he is a total gear nerd. But Not Everything Was That Easy The process involved parting ways with a manufacturer after they had already completed the first…
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      • Origin EffectsABOUT ORIGIN EFFECTS Origin Effects was founded in 2012, but the story starts a few years earlier with a single home-made pedal. After playing through a pair of Urei 1176 studio compressors he was repairing, company founder Simon Keats set about designing a pedal that could produce the same impeccable sound, surpassing that of other stompbox compressors. The result would eventually become the Cali76, and the response that its first incarnation got from other musicians convinced Simon that there was a need for genuinely high-quality, studio-grade guitar pedals. This desire to make the best possible products has informed the complete Origin Effects lineup, from industry-leading compressors to ground breaking amp-inspired overdrive pedals. All share the same quality and attention to detail that has garnered artist endorsements, rave reviews, and fantastic feedback from the guitar-playing community. As our range and reputation has grown, so too has the Origin Effects team, with each member of staff united by a genuine enthusiasm for the products and for making music. From our factory in Buckingham, England we hand-build and listen test every single pedal we make. Each of our new designs is meticulously tested to meet the same high standards we started with, and…
      • Patrick James Eggle GuitarsBorn in St Albans, England in 1964, the third child of a building engineer and woodwork enthusiast father and an artist mother, Patrick was encouraged by his parents and his school woodwork teacher to build his first guitar as a project. Dissatisfied with the results, he pulled it apart and started work on another, then another…. An obsession was born! Over the decades Patrick has gained a reputation for designing and building some of the finest guitars in the world, some of which have been owned by icons such as Toni Iommi, Albert Lee and Rory Gallagher to name a very few.  His instruments feature regularly in world press and his opinions and expertise are sought out by institutions such as the BBC… He is a popular speaker at guitar exhibitions and music shows. In the Early nineties Patrick ran guitar production at the Company in Coventry, England which bore his name.  In 1994 he parted company and has been working and trading independently ever since, living and working in both the UK and the USA. Now husband and father, these days, he works with a small team of craftsmen, producing a limited number of high end electric guitars from…
      • PiegaABOUT PIEGA Two unique characters with a shared passion for HiFi founded the PIEGA loudspeaker workshop over 35 years ago in a garage. Kurt Scheuch focused on pioneering loudspeakers with an unsurpassed sound quality. Leo Greiner on the other hand was famous for his exceptionally attractive designs. A perfect team for long-term success. SOUND QUALITY SINCE 1986 PIEGA is and will remain a family business with extensive experience, a high level of flexibility and short decision processes. Since 2018 Manuel Greiner and Alexander Greiner have been managing the business as the second generation. CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT OUR HISTORY SWISS CRAFTSMANSHIP – WORLDWIDE ACCLAIM PIEGA loudspeakers are hand crafted and produced in two workshops directly on Lake Zurich. We are proud of the fact that we have based our operations in Switzerland since our founding and have not only gained a great deal of experience and created innovations over this time – we have also increased our workforce. For us, our commitment to quality is self-evident, and we are not easily satisfied. We are constantly trying to surpass our objectives. Take a look behind the scenes AWARD-WINNING SOUND Over the last three years we have been privileged…
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      • RandallThe story of Randall starts with the history of its founder, Don Randall. Don Randall partnered with Leo Fender in 1946 to develop, market, and distribute Fender instruments and amplifiers. In 1953 he became president of Fender. Under his marketing genius, organizational expertise, and senior partnership with Leo Fender, Fender Sales grew steadily throughout the 1950s and thrived well into the 1960s on an international scale. Don Randall coined the names Esquire, Telecaster, Broadcaster, Stratocaster, Precision Bass, Twin Reverb, Bassman, and others. He also spoke for Fender in the 1964 negotiations that resulted in the company’s sale to CBS then subsequently became vice president and general manager of the Fender Musical Instrument and Fender Sales divisions of CBS until his departure from the company in 1969. Don Randall is forever rooted in American history as a pioneer in our industry and as one of the key contributors to the development of Rock music. In 1970, he founded Randall Amplifiers with a focus on the technology surrounding the use of solid-state circuits instead of vacuum tubes. Many of these early FET transistor circuits are still the benchmark for solid-state amps to this day. In 1990 Don Randall sold the brand to…
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      • Rock N Roll RelicsRock N Roll Relics’ Billy knows a thing or two about what makes a killer guitar. Well he would, wouldn’t he? After growing up and learning his licks from the classic rock of the ‘70s, the San Francisco native ended up right there in the middle of the 1980s rock explosion that first lit up Hollywood’s Sunset Strip, then blew out the entire world’s speakers. Billy played rhythm and slide guitar in Jetboy, one of the pioneer acts of the incredible scene that spawned Guns N’ Roses and Poison. Jetboy were tight with all of them, and were equal darlings of the Hollywood scene. But there always has to be a hard luck tale in any rock’n’roll saga – and Jetboy was it. Bad timing and plain bad luck meant that despite major label albums, Jetboy never scaled the heights of their peers – but stadium rock’s loss is the guitar player’s gain. After decades as a touring musician and tech, Billy Rowe had shredded guitars and rebuilt them over and over. Recognizing that he had plenty to offer the world of guitar making, Billy launched Rock N Roll Relics in 2005, driven by a passion to hand-build nothing less…
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      • Seymour DuncanSeymour Duncan takes pride in designing and crafting our products to create the most amazing sound possible. That starts with providing an environment that attracts and retains our great team of engineers, product designers and craftsman, many of whom have been with the company for decades. It has also been a principle of our company to support our local community and our country. When it comes to components, we use the best for the job and source from the US whenever it meets our strict standards. Our products are labeled Made in the USA or Designed and Assembled in Santa Barbara. Made in the USA designates that the products are designed in Santa Barbara, California and manufactured in the USA with quality parts sourced in the United States and around the world. Designed and Assembled in Santa Barbara designates that the products are designed in Santa Barbara, just like the Made in USA product, with some of the manufacturing outside the United States, and final assembly and testing at our Santa Barbara factory. Regardless of which label is used, our passion and obsession for amazing sound, quality and reliability is reflected in every product we make.
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      • StringjoyWhy Strings? Why not make guitars, or pedals — y’know, something a little more…fun. Well, the fact that people ask that is exactly why we make strings. See, guitars are fun. Amps are fun. Pedals are tons of fun. But strings? For most folks that’s just something you grab off the rack — an excuse to go to the guitar shop down the street and check out all the gear that’s a little more, well — fun. Strings are way, way more important than people think. When you play the guitar, you’re really playing the strings. You manipulate the length or tension of each string to create a given pitch. That pitch resonates through the wood of the guitar or engages the electromagnetic field of your pickups to create the sound you know and love. If you were to write the true signal chain of an electric guitar tone, it would go something like this: Strings > Wood > Pickups > Electronics > Cable > Pedal > Cable > Pedal > Cable > (etc) > Amp > Speaker > Microphone > Cable > Preamp > Outboard Effects > DAW/Speaker System. Notice where that all started? The strings. Yeah — they’re…
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      • Victory AmplificationOur Story Victory Amplifiers are born in England, where they are proudly designed and built by our committed team of engineers and craftspeople. We value simplicity in operation, flexibility in use and absolutely no compromise in tone. Our aim is simple: to create amplifiers that inspire you ever onwards in your playing and never let you down. Our head designer is Martin Kidd who is well known in British amplification circles. He heads up a modern-boutique approach to design and specification. We use meticulously hand-wired tag boards where we feel that method offers the biggest tonal benefits, alongside printed circuit boards where they make most sense. We never compromise on components, from caps and resistors, pots and switches, right through to our custom designed transformers. Victory Amps always deliver excellent value for money. That’s partly because they’re designed and built to sound great and be professionally roadworthy, but also because Victory does not use third-party distribution channels. We have our amps shipped directly from our manufacturing facility to dealers, which enables us to keep prices extremely competitive when compared with other boutique and custom builders. But don’t take our word for it – visit a Victory Dealer and let our…
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      • XoticTHE XOTIC STORY A Leading Innovator In SOUND, DESIGN, and TONE. The roots of Xotic go back to 1996 in a small garage in the San Fernando Valley of Southern California. San Fernando Valley 1998 Southern California The one man company began by producing high-quality bass guitars and bass preamps. Xotic Basses needed a feature that set them apart from the competition and thus the built in Tri-Logic Bass Preamp was created. Xotic’s low profile side project donned a new innovative and creative invention. The Robotalk 1 became the first pedal yet to be called Xotic. It set the precedent of boutique build and tone that remains with Xotic today! All pedals created are to be constructed equally … of the highest quality in build and tone. All pedals created are to be constructed with premium quality parts, extraordinary durability, and with great functionality using only carefully selected components that are thoroughly tested by our engineers. This is what provides our instruments and accessories with their artistically satisfying sound. Prosound Communications Inc. is Established PCI Est. 2000 The Robotalk 1 experiment was met with great success from pro and gigging artists around the world. Then in August of 2000, in…
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      • GibsonGibson Brands, the world’s most iconic guitar brand, has shaped the sounds of generations of musicians and music lovers across genres for more than 100 years. Founded in 1894 and headquartered in Nashville, TN, Gibson Brands has a legacy of world-class craftsmanship, legendary music partnerships, and progressive product evolution that is unrivaled among musical instrument companies. Our Brands portfolio includes Gibson, the number one guitar brand, as well as many of the most beloved and recognizable music brands, including Epiphone, Kramer, Steinberger, MESA/Boogie, and the Gibson Pro Audio division, KRK Systems. Gibson Brands is dedicated to quality, innovation, and sound excellence so that music lovers for generations to come will continue to experience unparalleled instrument of superlative craftsmanship. The world of popular music would be a lot different if it wasn’t for Gibson. It’s amazing to think that right now at this very moment, someone is learning their first chords on an SG… while simultaneously, a top recording star is writing a future hit on a Les Paul. Simply put, Gibson’s influence can be heard and found all around the globe, and their extensive selection of instruments and musical accessories is continuously growing. In order to be the best, you…
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      • LarrivéeAbout Larrivée This is our song Today, we are a new generation of talented guitar makers – building instruments as extraordinary and unique as the people who craft them – and who play them. We are inspired by the passion and guided by the lifetime of experiences of our leader, Jean Larrivée, whose legendary craftsmanship still finds its way into every guitar that bears his name. Our guitars are built with only the finest solid woods available – no plys, laminates (layered), or synthetic woods are ever used in construction. We use FSC wood and engage in as much selective logging as possible. This means we like to be there, in the forest, personally taking part. Imagine, when we begin to create your instrument, we begin on the forest floor. Above all, our goal is ‘affordable luxury’ – we aim to put high-end guitars into the hands of all players. We don’t want to build the most guitars. We want to build the best.
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      • Rock N Roll RelicsRock N Roll Relics’ Billy knows a thing or two about what makes a killer guitar. Well he would, wouldn’t he? After growing up and learning his licks from the classic rock of the ‘70s, the San Francisco native ended up right there in the middle of the 1980s rock explosion that first lit up Hollywood’s Sunset Strip, then blew out the entire world’s speakers. Billy played rhythm and slide guitar in Jetboy, one of the pioneer acts of the incredible scene that spawned Guns N’ Roses and Poison. Jetboy were tight with all of them, and were equal darlings of the Hollywood scene. But there always has to be a hard luck tale in any rock’n’roll saga – and Jetboy was it. Bad timing and plain bad luck meant that despite major label albums, Jetboy never scaled the heights of their peers – but stadium rock’s loss is the guitar player’s gain. After decades as a touring musician and tech, Billy Rowe had shredded guitars and rebuilt them over and over. Recognizing that he had plenty to offer the world of guitar making, Billy launched Rock N Roll Relics in 2005, driven by a passion to hand-build nothing less…
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