I found this little 60s tube amp in a shop called Songbird Music that used to be in Toronto. It used to be a good place to find weird, second hand cast-offs. When I asked about it the sales guy looked at it blankly for a minute then told me it was made by a…
I was digging through the percussion of a local music store a long time ago when I spotted this drum. Pretty much everything was made by the companies you’d expect – Remo, LP – except this. The terra cotta body really gets a ringing sound. The metal darbukas didn’t have nearly the ring of this…
Something about this finish Warwick Streamer fretless from the German-built era. The pickups are a little muddy but I’ve read some people have had a lot of success clearing that up by switching out the pots. It’s great if you like a really dark sound though. Plus I’ve always liked the moodiness of the finish.
We’ve all surfed guitar-porn when we should have been working. Eyeing the salacious curves of a strange body, imagining tracing the delicate inlays of exotic instruments with our fingertips… then madly trying to close an unresponsive browser when coworkers pass. Don’t be ashamed. Everybody’s been there. It’s perfectly natural to want a new axe for…
If hollow-bodies really resonate with you, send us your favorite acoustic pictures. We’ll be putting the galleries of envy-inducing beauties as they come in so check back often.
Whether you’re house proud of your slick recording space or you managed to cram everything you’ll ever need into a studio in the corner of your bathroom, feel free to share your setup with the world! At least the parts of it that read Guitar-Porn. It’ll be a great place to see how people have…
You know that thing you play sometimes but you don’t know what it is? Maybe you found it in a bizarre market or a market bazaar. It’s that instrument that doesn’t fit in any of the sections you see on the site… except this one. Bring us your oddities! Tell us about them. Give us…
Got Moog? From piano to melodica, this is the place to submit your keyboard.
Show us your boutique pedals, your classic stompers, your forgotten rack-mounts yearning to be remembered. Submit pics and descriptions of your favorite effects here. Give us something to think about when next we purchase a new toy for our rig.
