This Collings CL Deluxe LP style Electric Guitar is a real gem. It is built from the finest Honduran Mahogany body, a heavily quilted Maple top, and a gorgeous Cherry Sunburst. The fretboard is crafted from extremely rare Brazilian Rosewood! For more specs, photos, reviews and more, check out Sound Pure's website or call one of our guitar experts. 919.682.5552. or888.528.9703. Thanks to Eddie for ripping it up on the Carr "The Bloke" amp. Killer!   Gear Used: Collings City Limits DLX electric guitar, Vovox Sonorus Instrument Cable, Carr Amplifiers The Bloke 1x12 combo amp, AEA R92 ribbon mic, Great River MP2NV preamp, Great River MAQNV EQ, ADL 670 Compressor, Lynx Aurora AD Converter  

When talking about the fabrication and overall feel of an electric guitar, specifically the neck and fretwork of the guitar, it would be absolutely criminal not to include Michael Tuttle's name, and the stellar productions from Tuttle Guitars. This Standard Electric Guitar in a Black finish, is no exception either, crafting another of his incredibly comfortable and playable guitars. This hand-crafted Electric Guitar from Michael Tuttle Guitars, is a wonder in tone and design, with an amazing amount of tonal richness and solid resonant body construction. It is no mystery that the quality of the neck and fretboard of a guitar invariably correlate to the overall quality of the instrument, and we are proud to present such hand-made beauties, that take great consideration into such important aspects. For any questions on this outstanding electric guitar from Tuttle Guitars or any of the gear used in this video, call SoundPure today to speak to one of our many experts 919-682-5552!

Some exciting stuff coming from the team over at Anderson Guitarworks, one of which being the new arm of their T-family, the Short-T! Given its' name for the shorter (24 3/4 inch) scale length, these guitars employ the same sharpness in design presented with previous Anderson "T"-Guitars, so despite it's smaller scale length, you still get the same "T" quality but with some interesting new capabilities. Some of the benefits in the shorter scale are a more mid-focused tone range that still has all the best parts of T-model that you have come to love, as well as a bit more ability to manipulate overdrive should you desire it, with some really nice saturation. Some more obvious advantages of this guitar, is its' incredible lighter form and feel, the ability to move around and reach frets easier, as well as some less obvious components such as opportunities to increase the string gauge should you choose to do so, which will do wonders for your tone. With some super warm TF series pickups, the Short T from Anderson has some extraordinarily full, and clear tones, but still has the ability to really pack a punch with the right amp. For any questions on this awesome electric guitar from Anderson or on any of the gear used in this video, call SoundPure today to speak to one of our many experts 919-682-5552! Gear Used: Anderson Short T Electric Guitar, Vovox Sonorus Instrument Cable, Little Walter 50 Watt Amp, Royer 121 + Shure SM57 Mics, Great River MP2NV, Great River MAQNV, Purple MC77 Compressor, Lynx Aurora AD Converter

This Classic T from Suhr Guitars features dual humbucking pickups, an eye catching sherwood green finish, and a classic design. The Suhr Classic T is made with an Alder body and Maple and Indian Rosewood Neck, JST SSV humbuckers in the neck and bridge pick-ups. Check out SoundPure.com for some gorgeous photos, specs, and more. Thanks to Eddie Berman for rocking out on the Suhr Classic T through a 3 Monkeys Orangutan 1x12 combo amp. Call Sound Pure today with any questions. 919.682.5552. or 888.528.9703.   Gear Used: Suhr Classic T Electric Guitar, Vovox Sonorus Instrument Cable, 3 Monkeys Orangutan 1x12 Combo Amplifier, Royer 121 Ribbon Mic plus a Shure SM57 mic blended, Great River MP2NV Preamp, Great River MAQNV EQ, Purple MC77 Compressor, Lynx Aurora AD Converter

This Rosewood Tele Style Electric Guitar from Tom Anderson Guitarworks has rich bell-like tone and looks that could make you forget your own name. The Rosewood top and Alder body accentuate the highs and lows evenly. If you are interested in this killer Hollow T from Anderson, check out our website for more specs, reviews, photos, and more. Or better yet, just call one of our guitarists today to talk about this custom built masterpiece. 919.682.5552. or 888.528.9703. Thanks to Eddie Berman for his rendition of "Something" by the Beatles.   Gear Used: Anderson Hollow T Classic, Vovox Sonorus Instrument Cable, Keeley 4 knob Compressor, Suhr Shiba Overdrive Pedal, Little Walter 50 Watt Amp, Royer 121 Ribbon mic plus Shure SM57, Great River MP2NV Mic Pre, Great River MAQNV EQ, Purple MC77 Compressor, Lynx Aurora AD Converter

Drum Overhead Mic Setup on Lauten Oceanus LT-381 Microphones, review and demo. This video features a Lauten Audio drum kit setup with the Torches, Horizons, and Oceanus in different spaces and setups. You can hear how incredible the Oceanus pair sound as overheads, completely dry and unprocessed, as well as how they handle processing incredibly well. You can also hear how the Lauten microphones sound in a full drum mix - both dry and with EQ, Compression, and Reverb. This video features artists Ken Carter on the drums along with Tony Witherspoon on the Fender Rhodes Mark I keyboard. If you would like more information on the Oceanus mics, other microphones from Lauten Audio, or any questions about drum mic techniques, call the experts at Sound Pure. 919. 682.5552.

The Sony C800g PAC is one of the most well-respected microphones in the world that is actually in current production... it is also one of the most expensive. John Peluso, of Peluso Microphone Labs created the VTB (Vacuum Tube Bottle), with the sound of the C800g in mind. While they are not exactly the same, they do have some striking similarities, and we wanted to put them to the challenge in this vocal microphone shootout and microphone comparison test. We tracked both mics through an Avalon AD2022 on an amazing vocalist, Jeanne Jolly. One thing is for sure, we liked the sound of the VTB a lot, particularly given its $1,500 price tag, but, there's clearly very little bad to be said about the great sound of the legendary Sony C800g that continues to be a favorite choice on pop and hip-hop vocal recordings, all over the world. We conducted the shootout blindly, so that you could really listen critically, decide what you like and don't like about each of them. We will gladly give you the results, so feel free to e-mail us, or call us toll-free at 888-528-9703.