Guitar Idol, the world’s biggest online talent search to find the hottest undiscovered guitarists on the planet final was held today at the London International Music Show and the overall winner was Jack Thammerat from Thailand.
Guitar Idol, the world’s biggest online talent search to find the hottest undiscovered guitarists on the planet final was held today at the London International Music Show and the overall winner was Jack Thammerat from Thailand.
Mark Bass’s new modular bass amp system is one of the most ingenious things we’ve seen at LIMS so far. The MoMark allows bassists to choose separate preamp, EQ and master sections and plug them straight into a power amp chassis – as simply as you’d plug a USB memory stick into a computer.
Peavey’s ReValver amp modelling software has been around for a while now, but LIMS 2009 marks the first time the product (now at Mk III) has featured full RTAS support.
Today is set to be the busiest day of LIMS 2009. Not only is it the day with the most public attendance (the ExCel Centre is heaving), but it’s the day the stars come out to play. And at the top of the bill is Steve Vai – who’s about to unleash his Alien Guitar Secrets show/workshop/zen-guitar-extravaganza on the not-so-unsuspecting public.
LIMS 2009 is the UK premier to view Vigier’s stunning new G.V. Series guitars, and 2009 limited edition Bumblefoot signature model (demoed by Bumblefoot himself at NAMM 09) as well as the entire 2009 Vigier range.
Once again, the APRS (Association of Professional Recording Services – booth E41), the trade organisation for the professional audio industry in the UK, will be in attendance at SRT and this time they are offering two prize opportunities for people joining the association and subscribing to their MyAPRS pro-audio networking site.
Bose has introduced the new L1® Compact portable line array system, the latest — and most portable — addition to the Bose® L1® product line. Using advanced Bose technologies, an L1 Compact system fills the room with only one speaker, and can be carried in a single trip and set up in less than one minute.
Steve Vai on Alien Guitar Secrets, Naked Tracks and his new DVD, Where The Wild Things Are