1Bootleg Guitars Dawg Basses
US-built Dawg basses feature a
34" scale, ash bodies, quartersawn maple necks, a brass nut,
Bartolini BC4C humbuckers,
Volume and Blend knobs, CTS
pots, and solid-brass Hipshot
B-style bridges.
bootlegguitars.com
2Source Audio Soundblox Pro Bass Envelope Filter
The Soundblox Pro Bass
Envelope Filter has a Wet/Dry
Mix knob and four modulation
options—wah, envelope, LFO
auto-wah, and Hot Hand motion
sensor-controlled modes—for an
incredible array of funky and/or
mind-bending sounds.
sourceaudio.net
3Bluesman Vintage ’ 61 El Dorado
Tennessee-based Bluesman Vintage had a collection of beautiful,
Fender-inspired “recreations,” including this Candy Apple-finished
’ 61 El Dorado J-style bass. With
matching headstock and early-
’60s-style features, it was among
the more eye-catching specimens
in a booth full of handsome,
vintage-style instruments.
bluesmanvintage.com
4Overton Amps Flyweight 200 and
Touready OB- 110 Cab
This new head lives up to
its name—it weighs just two
pounds—and features an auto
compressor, Sculpt control, and
a 3-band active EQ, in addition
to Gain and Master Volume controls. The Touready OB- 110 cab
features a tuned-port design and
a 10" speaker that handles 250
watts at 4 Ω or 8 Ω.
overtonamps.com
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