Fender is proud to announce a new guitar & bass that commemorate six decades of the company’s original pair of groundbreaking instruments, the Telecaster and Precision Bass guitars.
The 60th Anniversary Telecaster packs more than half a century of classic sound and design into one collectible U.S.-made electric guitar.
In addition the 60th Anniversary Precision Bass guitar embodies six decades of Fender bass legacy in a collectible U.S.-made bass guitar.
Introducing the new Blackstar HT1 – reserve yours in time for christmas.
For those of us who loved the HT5, but really need to keep the watts down, the Blackstar HT1 Guitar amp is bound to be a hit! It packs in 1W of all tube punch into a tiny portable combo which just oozes tone! You can crank the little beggar at home and enjoy the sort of tones you’d expect from a searing Blackstar amp, but at a volume that will barely leave your bedroom.
When you do need to take the HT-1 to a gig, just plug a cab into the provided speaker output to move more air and get a massive sound. Mic it up, and you could play a stadium with this amp!
Combining real valve tone with the flexibility of digital technology these pedals deliver eight stunning reverb, delay or modulation effects.
The HT-REVERB can take you from your room to an arena via hall, plate, spring, gate and reverse reverb effects. Valve compression and harmonics are added using the Dwell control, and you can switch the reverb time from short to long while you are playing.
With eight different delays in one pedal, the HT-DELAY can take you from vintage and multihead tape delays, through to classic analogue and linear full bandwidth effects, and two versatile loop modes as well. You can then add in real valve compression and harmonics using the unique Saturation control.
From gentle tremolo to roaring jet engine flange, the HT-MODULATION brings you all the musicality of the classic vintage effects pedals. For ease of use the Slow/Fast feature lets you adjust the modulation time of the eight different modulation effects while you are playing. The unique Saturation control then lets you add real valve compression and harmonics
We have a limited number of units arriving, please call us now on 0115 9744864 to reserve yours today.
Can it really be five years since Fender first unveiled its Guitar Digital Entertainment Centre? For 2010 it gets a serious overhaul as the G-DEC 3 in both 15- and 30-watt versions.
In addition to a wide selction of digitally modelled amps and effects, new goodies include tone presets and associated backing tracks from leading artists including Eric Johnson, Brad Paisley, Keith Urban, Dweezil Zappa and many more. When you dial up a preset, the relevant tones and backing tracks are loaded automatically – all fully editable of course.
Even better, The G-DEC’s jamming and performance facilities have been improved in two significant ways. First, you now get computer hook-up via USB into Fender’s FUSE interface, giving you full editing capabilities, plus the ability to download or upload mp3 or wav music files to use as backing tracks (previous versions used MIDI files only). Secondly. G-DEC 3 also has an SD card slot, enabling you to store and recall vast libraries of backing track files, sound settings and more – might the future involve simply taking a memory card to a gig so all your settings are on the house amp?
The 15-watter has an eight inch speaker, while the 30 watter gets a 10 inch speaker plus a high-frequency tweeter for full-range sound. the 30-watt model also gets stereo line-outs. Add a phrase sampler, onboard tuner and a bundle of Ableton Live Lite 8 Fender edition and AmpliTube Fender LE software, and that’s a serious pratice and performance package.
We have a limited number of units arriving, please call us now on 0115 9744864 to reserve yours today.
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