True Systems Precision 8 Mic Pre/DI, from True Systems

Everyone loves a classic, and this Double Humbucker Suhr Classic in a Black Cherry finish, is a wonderful tip-of-the-hat to the double-cutaway style of guitars that has shaped Blues, and Rock and Roll for generations. This modern take on a beloved standby, provides the best of both worlds, melding the old and new seamlessly to provide the player with a fresh take on a vintage icon. This latest guitar from John Suhr, and Co., truly provides the versatility of an all-in-one style Electric Guitar, giving you that singing solo tone, while very much being a rhythm instrument, coupling clarity with punch. The humbuckers are split into one SSV and one SSH+, with a surprising amount of chime for a double humbucker, but few can split humbuckers like John Suhr. There really is nothing this Classic from Suhr Guitars can't do, and our own Guitar Expert Eddie Berman gives you a little taste of just what can be done with this awesome Suhr Electric Guitar. Call SoundPure today for any questions about this great Electric Guitar from Suhr Guitars, or any other gear used in this video 919-682-5552.   Gear Used: Suhr Classic Black Cherry Metallic 2-Humbuck Electric Guitar, Vovox Sonorus Instrument Cable, Suhr Shiba Overdrive Pedal, Nolatone Rotten Johnny Amp, Royer 121 Microphone, True Systems P8 Preamp, Lynx Aurora A/D Converter

The new Klon KTR is directly compared with a Klon Centaur Silver Edition in this drive pedal demo video. Much has been said about the Klon Centaur, many have thrown their respective "two-cents" in about this contentious, but undeniably legendary guitar pedal. These days, the only place to find the mythical item is on auction sites, for what some would refer to as, a lot of money for "just a guitar pedal". Without entering into the ongoing debate on the pedal's quality or price, we prefer to just tell you about what Klon is doing nowadays. Klon released their newest pedal, the KTR Overdrive, earlier this year and they are already in limited supply across the country, and waiting lists are filling up as we speak. One of the main differences in the newest addition to the Klon line is the price, with the KTR selling for almost a third of the price that the originals are now fetching on eBay and similar communities. But, the KTR also offers a switch to change the pedal from Buffered Output Mode to True Bypass Mode, whereas the older versions of the Centaur only offered Buffered Output. In many other respects these pedals share a lot of similarities, they both still offer that classic Klon manipulation of gain without sacrificing the natural tone of the guitar, but we will let your ears be the judge! If you have any questions about the much talked about Klon Pedals compared, or any other gear used in the video, call SoundPure today, and we would be happy to help 919-682-5552!   Gear Used: Tuttle Standard Classic S 3-Tone SB Electric Guitar, Vovox Cables, Klon Centaur Silver Overdrive Pedals, Klon KTR Overdrive Pedal, Nolatone Rotten Johnny Amp, Royer 121 Mics, True Systems P8 Preamp, Lynx Aurora AD Converter

Jim Soloway has been making hand-crafted guitars that provide something a little different than your normal electric guitar, and this iteration of the Soloway Swan is no exception. Fitted with a longer 27-inch scale length, and a longer neck to fit the larger scale-length, hence the "Swan" moniker. This guitar is also very unique in using Oregon Myrtle for the top-wood, something you don't see too often, but also provides some really full-bodied and transparent tonal qualities specific to this kind of wood. With such a larger scale length, and a longer neck, it would be easy to say that playing this guitar would be more difficult to do when using complicated chords or intervals, but that is not the case at all. Even at the bottom of the neck, those tricky chords and spaced out intervals can still be easily reached with the Swan's thin neck profile, flat fingerboard radius and larger frets to accomodate the player with the added length in scale. Also, with the added length the Swan from Soloway Guitars operates great in lower tunings, but is actually intended to be played in standard tunings, to really achieve the presence, articulation and clarity that defines this beautiful guitar. Thanks to our very own Electric Guitar Expert Jared for helping us to show how great this Soloway can really sound. Call SoundPure today for any questions about this gorgeous Electric Guitar from Soloway Guitars, or about any other gear used in this video 919-682-5552. Gear Used: Soloway Swan G179 - Oregon Myrtle Original LN6 Electric Guitar, Vovox Sonorus Instrument Cable, Moog MF-104 Analog Delay Pedal, Little Walter 1X12 Tweed Cabinet + Little Walter 22 Watt Tweed Amplifier Head, Royer 121 Microphone, True Systems P8 Preamp, Lynx Aurora A/D Converter

The Lyrist from Comins Guitars has rich, articulate sustain, tones of Les Paul bark and bite, yet has a clear low end that isn't muddy. Built from solid Mahogany with a graceful Maple top, the Lyrist model has a sleek, ergonomic fit, and boasts high end appointments and features such as an Indian Rosewood fingerboard, Ebony knobs, and Nitrocellulose gloss finish. For more info, visit SoundPure.com or call our guitar shop at 919.682.5552. or 888.528.9703. Gear Used: Comins Lyrist Electric Guitar, Vovox Sonorus Instrument Cable, Suhr Shiba Overdrive Pedal, 3 Monkeys Orangutan Purple Tolex Guitar Amplifier Head, 3 Monkeys 2x12 Trapezoid Speaker Cabinet, Royer R-121 Ribbon Mic, True Systems Precision 8 Mic Pre, Lynx Aurora AD Converter

Reverend Guitars' first Hollow Body Electric, the Pete Anderson model has a vintage look, a nice satin finish, and with upgraded performance. This guitar features a laminated Spruce top, laminated Maple back and sides, and two Reverend P-90 pickups that are hum canceling when combined. Thanks to Eddie Berman for this original tune of his. If you are interested in the Pete Anderson model from Reverend, or any other gear featured in this video, please don't hesitate to contact the guitar experts at Sound Pure's guitar boutique. 919.682.5552. or 888.528.9703. Gear Used: Reverend Pete Anderson Hollow Body Guitar, Vovox Sonorus Instrument Cable, Tech 21 Boost D.L.A Pedal, Nolatone Rotten Johnny Amplifier, Royer 121 ribbon mic, True Systems P8 mic pre, Lynx Aurora AD Converter