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Nothing is more important than to inspire trust in customers when they come into our stores, and deal with the people in our team - and one of the best ways to do that is to have in-depth knowledge about the products and services you're selling to them.
As new ranges, products and technologys is released by our brands, we will create training modules to take you through key information and products.
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Fresh tops and finishes, premium electronics, dyna-MIX pickup switching and mono-rail fixed bridges are just some of the many options on offer from Ibanez in 2020.
The year has only just begun, but Ibanez is already coming on strong, with a slew of new AZ and RG electric guitar models lined up for release in the coming weeks in Australia.
In addition to impressive features like S-Tech roasted maple necks and fingerboards, Seymour Duncan and Bare Knuckle pickups and the company’s dyna-MIX switching system, the new guitars boast several firsts for Ibanez, including an all-ash AZ six-string and AZ Premium designs with new top woods and finishes.
Appearing for the first time on a non-multi-scale Ibanez is the mono-rail fixed bridge, which utilizes individually attached bridge pieces to allow each string maximum vibration transfer to bodies, and is featured on several new RG models.
Learn about key models in the range for this year.
Epiphone has announced a massive overhaul of its brand, most notable of which is the introduction of the ‘Kalamazoo’ headstock - originally used on the guitars made for the brand in the 1930s. The Kalamazoo shape is much closer to the famous ‘open book’ shape of the Gibson originals, and gives the guitars a great new aesthetic.
The new Kalamazoo-headstocked guitars are part of the New ‘Inspired By Gibson Collection’, which features all the Gibson-derived guitars in the Epiphone range including models such as the Les Paul Junior, Les Paul Special, SG Special, Les Paul Standard 50s, Les Paul Standard 60s, SG Standard and 61 SG Standard w/Maestro. Each guitar in the Inspired By collection has been redesigned from original blueprints and feature upgraded electronics and classic finishes.
Of course, Epiphone is about more than just Gibson-derived instruments – the brand has created many iconic instruments in its storied history, and those guitars are showed in the new 'Original Collection'. Epiphone is also releasing a new range of Masterbuilt acoustics inspired by the brand’s 60s classics, a new ES-derived UpTown Kat ES Collection, and the Les Paul and SG Muse Collection, aimed at entry-level players.
“We are evolving Epiphone and unleashing it with a new look and new collections. We are going back to basics simplifying the collections into Epiphone Originals and Epiphone Inspired by Gibson.”
Growing in reputation throughout the decades that followed, Orange has fostered strong relationships with many of the top artist’s active in the late '60s such as Jimmy Page, Stevie Wonder, John Lennon, Keith Richards, James Brown, Eric Clapton, and many others. Today, Orange can be found on the world's biggest stages, as well as recordings by many famous bands and artists, including Oasis, Prince and the Arctic Monkeys.
Managing to pack their signature legendary British-style tone that the company is synonymous with, into everything that they’ve produced, whether it be an amplifier, cabinet or pedal. It doesn't matter if you're a beginner or a touring pro, if you want gear that's as original as you are, Orange has you covered with their killer line-up of amps and effects.
Recently re-launching it's Terror Head and now the tiny Terror Stamp - the world's smallest pocket-sized 20W Amp, the product range Orange carries is feature packed, and each product is designed to answer what players need. The follows in a slew of exciting releases in the last 9 months including the PedalBaby, TremLord 30, Bass Butler and the CrushAcoustic 30.
The current Gibson range can be broken down into two series - the Original Collection, harking back to the core of the models made in the 50's and 60's that set the brand in motion, and the Modern Collection, offering models that have a new take on core shapes and modern features included for a player looking for different types of playability.
The Original Collection is, like last year, based on the classic design we all love, and is in line with CEO James ‘JC’ Curleigh’s direction since he took control of the company: a focus on the core lines. Which, after all, is what players really want, especially in terms of build quality and consistency, producing the tones that only a Gibson can.
The models include old favourites like the Les Paul Special in TV Yellow, Goldtop Les Paul models, ’50s style Flying V and Explorer models, plus a sweet looking Pelham Blue SG model, all sprinkled in amongst the bread and butter ’50s/’60s Les Paul Standard models.
The Modern Collection builds on the legacy of innovation by blending the core model shapes with an introduction of modern features. It incorporates many contemporary updates that players have embraced, such as lighter-weight bodies, push-pull systems to switch between the Burst Bucker and P-90 sounds, innovative slim-taper necks with asymmetrical profiles, shaved heels for effortless access to the highest frets as well as maximum sustain and stability. This years additions include a new Les Paul Tribute to its Modern Collection. The guitar is available with both humbucker and P-90 configurations.
Fresh tops and finishes, premium electronics, dyna-MIX pickup switching and mono-rail fixed bridges are just some of the many options on offer from Ibanez in 2020.
The year has only just begun, but Ibanez is already coming on strong, with a slew of new AZ and RG electric guitar models lined up for release in the coming weeks in Australia.
In addition to impressive features like S-Tech roasted maple necks and fingerboards, Seymour Duncan and Bare Knuckle pickups and the company’s dyna-MIX switching system, the new guitars boast several firsts for Ibanez, including an all-ash AZ six-string and AZ Premium designs with new top woods and finishes.
Appearing for the first time on a non-multi-scale Ibanez is the mono-rail fixed bridge, which utilizes individually attached bridge pieces to allow each string maximum vibration transfer to bodies, and is featured on several new RG models.
Learn about key models in the range for this year.
Epiphone has announced a massive overhaul of its brand, most notable of which is the introduction of the ‘Kalamazoo’ headstock - originally used on the guitars made for the brand in the 1930s. The Kalamazoo shape is much closer to the famous ‘open book’ shape of the Gibson originals, and gives the guitars a great new aesthetic.
The new Kalamazoo-headstocked guitars are part of the New ‘Inspired By Gibson Collection’, which features all the Gibson-derived guitars in the Epiphone range including models such as the Les Paul Junior, Les Paul Special, SG Special, Les Paul Standard 50s, Les Paul Standard 60s, SG Standard and 61 SG Standard w/Maestro. Each guitar in the Inspired By collection has been redesigned from original blueprints and feature upgraded electronics and classic finishes.
Of course, Epiphone is about more than just Gibson-derived instruments – the brand has created many iconic instruments in its storied history, and those guitars are showed in the new 'Original Collection'. Epiphone is also releasing a new range of Masterbuilt acoustics inspired by the brand’s 60s classics, a new ES-derived UpTown Kat ES Collection, and the Les Paul and SG Muse Collection, aimed at entry-level players.
“We are evolving Epiphone and unleashing it with a new look and new collections. We are going back to basics simplifying the collections into Epiphone Originals and Epiphone Inspired by Gibson.”
Growing in reputation throughout the decades that followed, Orange has fostered strong relationships with many of the top artist’s active in the late '60s such as Jimmy Page, Stevie Wonder, John Lennon, Keith Richards, James Brown, Eric Clapton, and many others. Today, Orange can be found on the world's biggest stages, as well as recordings by many famous bands and artists, including Oasis, Prince and the Arctic Monkeys.
Managing to pack their signature legendary British-style tone that the company is synonymous with, into everything that they’ve produced, whether it be an amplifier, cabinet or pedal. It doesn't matter if you're a beginner or a touring pro, if you want gear that's as original as you are, Orange has you covered with their killer line-up of amps and effects.
Recently re-launching it's Terror Head and now the tiny Terror Stamp - the world's smallest pocket-sized 20W Amp, the product range Orange carries is feature packed, and each product is designed to answer what players need. The follows in a slew of exciting releases in the last 9 months including the PedalBaby, TremLord 30, Bass Butler and the CrushAcoustic 30.
The current Gibson range can be broken down into two series - the Original Collection, harking back to the core of the models made in the 50's and 60's that set the brand in motion, and the Modern Collection, offering models that have a new take on core shapes and modern features included for a player looking for different types of playability.
The Original Collection is, like last year, based on the classic design we all love, and is in line with CEO James ‘JC’ Curleigh’s direction since he took control of the company: a focus on the core lines. Which, after all, is what players really want, especially in terms of build quality and consistency, producing the tones that only a Gibson can.
The models include old favourites like the Les Paul Special in TV Yellow, Goldtop Les Paul models, ’50s style Flying V and Explorer models, plus a sweet looking Pelham Blue SG model, all sprinkled in amongst the bread and butter ’50s/’60s Les Paul Standard models.
The Modern Collection builds on the legacy of innovation by blending the core model shapes with an introduction of modern features. It incorporates many contemporary updates that players have embraced, such as lighter-weight bodies, push-pull systems to switch between the Burst Bucker and P-90 sounds, innovative slim-taper necks with asymmetrical profiles, shaved heels for effortless access to the highest frets as well as maximum sustain and stability. This years additions include a new Les Paul Tribute to its Modern Collection. The guitar is available with both humbucker and P-90 configurations.
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