17 New Gear Reviews: Gibson, Marshall, Fender, Mesa/Boogie, Vox, Fishman, Chase Bliss Audio, and More!

View this email in your browser Gibson Les Paul Standard Review A not-so-standard Standard offers a multitude of sonic options. Marshall Origin 50C Review A big-toned bargain that's perfect for pedalboard tone sculptors. Fano JM4 Standard Review Though it's been kissed by a Thunderbird, this surprisingly versatile handbuilt 4-string has a vibe all its own. Chase Bliss Audio Thermae Review It's pricey and slightly daunting, but Joel Korte's brilliant bastardization boldly goes where no analog delay has gone before. Fishman Matrix Infinity Mic Blend Review A dual-source setup is extra terrific on one of Fishman's finest amplification pickup/preamp systems yet. Mesa/Boogie Fillmore 50 Review Tweed Fender-style tones form the foundation of a flexible clean-to-mean Boogie beast. Alexander Pedals Colour Theory Review Otherworldly synth-sequenced sounds congregate in a brilliantly designed, board-friendly box for the brave. Fender Rumble Studio 40 Review A feature-packed practice amp for low enders, with an impressive network of connections. Nutter Astro Captain Review Cheap-chic retro meets modern playability. Vox Mini Superbeetle Review Cute, compact, and dressed to kill, with a wealth of old-school Vox tones. Cusack Resound Review Smart switching options and soaring sounds make this veteran pedal outfit's latest reverb stand apart. ZT Custom Shop Lee Ranaldo Club Review Small, light, and super-powerful, this solid-state amp is a blank slate that brims with character. SviSound RetroZoid Germanium Fuzz Review From Bulgaria with love, this tiny wonder puts convincing Bender, Muff, and Fuzzrite tones in a single, pedalboard-liberating package. Marco N1 Review A handbuilt take on the J-style formula brings modern touches to the table, yet has a price reminiscent of yesteryear. Paradox Effects Terran Review A beastly '70s amp favored by the stoner-metal set is reincarnated as a brutally effective stompbox. Mackie FreePlay Live Review Room-filling sound from a PA that doesn't quite fill a backpack. Gervana Ji Wei Distortion Review Five EQ bands and footswitchable mid-scoop boost converge in a stomp inspired by high-gain Mesas. Copyright © 2018 Premier Guitar, All rights reserved. You're receiving this email because of your ongoing relationship with Premier Guitar. Our mailing address is: Premier Guitar 3 Research Ctr Marion, IA 52302-5868 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.