Premier Guitar February 2014: If you're looking for cool new projects for your favorite axe, this issue is bound to have something enticing for you: For pickup swappers, we've got the exclusive scoop on Fishman's innovative new Fluence pickups, as well as a roundup of humbucker-sized P-90s from DiMarzio, Lindy Fralin, Seymour Duncan, Harmonic Design, GFS, and Lollar. We also chronicle the resurrection of an old 1974 Epiphone Crestwood, including adding new Duncan Seth Lover guitars. And for the really adventurous, our cover story walks you step-by-step through the process of installing a MIDI controller pad in the top of your solidbody, á la Muse's Matt Bellamy. Interviews this month include chats with Reverend Horton Heat, Boston's Tom Scholz, and Arthur Channel's Jon Greene, Lyle Workman, and Alain Johannes. We also take a look back at the life of Free's Paul Kossoff. Our gear reviews this month include an exclusive look at Moog's five new minifooger pedals, in the ToneVille Beale Street, Epiphone's G-400 Pro, the Fender Pawn Shop Mustang bass, CMandell's Dutch Kazoo fuzz, Larivée's D-40R dreadnought, the Spaceman Sputnik, PureSalem's Electric End, Ashdown's MiBass 2.0 head and Mi 12 cab, and the Strymon Big Sky.

Series: PREMIER GUITAR
Pages: 226