Live in the Durham, NC area? Eastman Guitars representative Mark Herring will be on hand at Sound Pure Studios this Saturday, April 21st from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. with prototypes of models that have yet to hit the shelves, including brand new solid bodies, thinlines,...
Our pro audio specialist, Doug Wessling, sat down with Paul Stewart from Genelec to discuss the groundbreaking “The Ones” line of monitors at Sound Pure Studios. The Ones are a unique line of monitors with a one-of-a-kind 3-way coaxial design, and now come...
Join us at Sound Pure (808 Washington Street, Durham, NC) on Thursday, February 22nd between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. for an exclusive chance to hear the new, award-winning three-way coaxial 8331, 8341, and 8351 studio...
In this video, we put the spotlight on Sound Pure’s incredibly talented luthier, Rob Sharer. Rob discusses his musical journey and explains what goes into being a professional guitar...
John Buscarino is a luthier’s luthier, a true master craftsman and artist whose guitars are as beautiful as they are playable and pleasing to listen to. He is a rare builder who can create a truly exceptional nylon string, steel-string flat top, or archtop,...
Next Saturday, April 27th, 2013 get ready for Moog Day! Presented by Sound Pure and Moog Music, we invite you to come join us at our 732 Washington Street location on 4/27 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Come by to get special deals on Moog products and tons of FREE Moog swag!...
I’ve had the privilege of playing many of the world’s best boutique guitars over the past few years. Guitars that speak to me are at my fingertips. Literally. You know the type of guitar I’m talking about. You put it in your hands, play a few of your...
UP TO 50% OFF! Come celebrate with us December 7-8 at the Grand Opening of our new building! Located directly next door to the current Sound Pure facility at 732 Washington St. in downtown Durham, NC. This space will house our new climate and humidity-controlled...
While often used as electric guitars today, the original intent behind designing the archtop guitar was superior acoustic performance. Around the turn of the 20th century, archtops were being built because guitarists needed something that would be loud and punchy...
There’s always something new and exciting to learn about Moogerfooger pedals by the famous Moog Music Company. As the majority of these effects pedals are derived from original Moog circuits found in early analog Moog synthesizers, it’s clear that these...
