WEB EXCLUSIVES
Your guide to the stories, reviews, galleries, and videos
appearing on
premierguitar.com/sep2011 this month.
5 Tweaks to Bust
You Out of a Rut
Playing the same licks over and
over? Like your tone, but don’t
love it? Sometimes in order to
progress, you have to change.
Steve Ouimette talks about five
proven ways to rework your
setup and free your playing.
Blazing-Hot Gear
Reviews—Only Online!
You can find reviews of the hottest gear first, only on premierguitar.com.
This month, we have brand-new reviews of the highly anticipated Orange
O PC and Line 6 JTV 59 James Tyler Variax Guitar, along with the Ibanez
RG920QMZ Premium, Carvin V3M, Diago Little Smasher, and more.
Before you make your next purchase, you have to read our online reviews!
Head to
facebook.com/premierguitar, Like us, and click on the “Fans Only” tab for exclusive access to all of this and more.
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Bonus Feature Photos
Want to see
more photos
from this issue’s
artist and
gear features? Look for the
Facebook image in select
articles in this issue and
then click on the “Photos”
tab on our Facebook page
to access additional pictures
for that piece. This month,
you can see more shots of
Phil Collen’s and Vivian
Campbell’s Def Leppard
gear, Vieux Farka Touré,
and Becker Guitars.
FACEBOOK PHOTO OF THE MONTH
Geo Jacopec took this photo of John Hammond during a
show last year in Richmond, Virginia. He says, “I’m sure
we’ve all had chill bumps during any great guitar performance, but as this shot was taken I experienced it like
never before. John was playing Robert Johnson’s ‘Come
on in My Kitchen,’ and at the point where the song breaks
down to ‘Can’t you hear the wind howl …’ I was literally paralyzed. Stunned. Never in my life had I heard and
felt such deep blues.” Jacopec reports that he was lucky
enough to meet and chat with Hammond after the show.
Thanks, Geo, for sharing this moment with our readers. For next month’s Facebook Photo of the Month
contest, post your best guitar-related photo—cool gear,
concerts, your band, you reading PG in unique places, or
anything else you’ve got legal rights to post—on our wall
and we’ll pick one winner to feature here in the magazine
and on our Facebook page.
