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September 30, 2022

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Editor's Note

PRS enters the pedal fray

Sneers of "oh cool, another overdrive pedal!" be damned, PRS this week announced that it, too, has entered the effects pedal market.

Featuring three pedals – the Horsemeat transparent overdrive, Mary Cries optical compressor, and the Wind Through The Trees dual flanger – the company's first line of stompboxes is reminiscent, in a way, of Fender's proper entry into the effects market a few years ago.

Just as was the case with Fender's original line, there are no comic book graphics to be found (though they all look quite nice, we have to say), and no names that are too far out there (looking at you, Horsemeat). Based on Paul Reed Smith's own personal builds, these units look to, in Smith's words, "make the board and stay on it."

You can learn more about them, and hear some of the tones that they bring to the table, below.

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PRS announces its entry into the effects pedal world with three all-new stompboxes

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Horsemeat, Mary Cries, and Wind Through The Trees were inspired by Paul Reed Smith's personal pedal builds

Sammy Hagar issues a fresh call for an Eddie Van Halen tribute show

(Harmony Gerber/Daniel Knighton/Getty Images)

The former Van Halen vocalist suggested it could be organized in a similar vein to the recent Taylor Hawkins tribute concerts, which he dubbed "one of the greatest events in rock history"

Nandi Bushell ushers in the next era of her musical journey with a new original single, The Shadows

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The reflective track – written for her father – is the first single to be lifted from the internet star's first-ever solo EP, which will arrive in the near future

Features

5 classic YouTube guitar videos that will make you nostalgic

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YouTube has become one of the most viable ways to gain a following as a guitarist, and these videos helped pave the way

Guthrie Govan: "You need to learn to enjoy the sound of a scale before you have any hope of using it effectively, in the same way you have to learn to like whiskey"

(Daniel Work)

With his instrumental power trio The Aristocrats sounding more 3D than ever on their new release with the Primuz Chamber Orchestra, Govan checks in to reflect on his career so far