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Posts by Tyler Sutherland

link to Ovation Viper Returns: 120 Guitars, Two Bridges, and Almost Nothing Left of 1977

Ovation Viper Returns: 120 Guitars, Two Bridges, and Almost Nothing Left of 1977

Ovation is bringing back the Viper for its 60th anniversary as two 60-piece limited runs: a basswood hardtail and an alder trem, both with coil-split Lace Sensor Hot Gold Dually pickups at an SRP of...

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link to PRS Tekton: Four New Guitars That Drop Almost Everything PRS Is Known For, From $2,899

PRS Tekton: Four New Guitars That Drop Almost Everything PRS Is Known For, From $2,899

PRS's new Tekton family swaps the 25-inch scale, set neck, birds and hot pickups for a bolt-on, 25.5-inch, stainless-fretted metal platform with lower-output Stylus humbuckers built for modelers.

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link to JHS Wanderer: The Klon Myth Ends Up as Half of a $299 Pedal

JHS Wanderer: The Klon Myth Ends Up as Half of a $299 Pedal

JHS put its NOTAKLÖN and Morning Glory V4 in one vertical $299 enclosure. The circuits are familiar; the Order toggle and split I/O are what make the Wanderer worth a look.

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link to Jackson Legend Series: Randy Rhoads Moved Past the Concorde V. Jackson Just Brought It Back.

Jackson Legend Series: Randy Rhoads Moved Past the Concorde V. Jackson Just Brought It Back.

Jackson's Legend Series recreates four real instruments: Randy Rhoads' Concorde V, Scott Ian's NOT Rhoads, Marty Friedman's KE-1 and David Ellefson's first five-string Concert Bass. Here's the story...

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link to Fender’s New John 5 Telecasters: DiMarzio D Activators, a Floyd Rose, and a Killswitch Where the Twang Used to Be

Fender’s New John 5 Telecasters: DiMarzio D Activators, a Floyd Rose, and a Killswitch Where the Twang Used to Be

Fender just dropped three new John 5 Telecaster models. Here's why the Phantom, Ghost, and $6,000 Custom Shop mark the most metal the J5 line has ever been.

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link to Dumble Amps Are Back: You Can Now Order a New Overdrive Special for $25,000

Dumble Amps Are Back: You Can Now Order a New Overdrive Special for $25,000

Howard Dumble built about 300 amps in his lifetime and died in 2022. As of October 2026 the Dumble Preservation Society is taking orders again: a new Overdrive Special at $25,000, plus the MegaPLX,...

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Ty is a guitar player and gear obsessive who started chasing tone the moment he plugged into his first amp. He covers everything from new releases and signature models to hands-on reviews and playing technique at New Guitar Daily. When he's not writing, he's probably swapping pickups or arguing about neck profiles.

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