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April, 2013 - Music & Sound Retailer

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PRODUCTSDrums & PercussionGuitars & AmpsIt’s A ClassicOverview: Yamaha Guitars’ GC Series OfClassical GuitarsSpecifics: Yamaha Guitars got its start makinghandcrafted nylon string models in conjunctionwith some of the top builders in the worldand, with more than 40 years of tradition andinnovation, Yamaha became the top-sellingclassical guitar around the globe. Continuingin that vein is Yamaha Guitars’ GC Series ofclassical guitars, a line that was introducedat the NAMM show. Expanding tomore than 10 models, these redesignedGrand Concert guitars provide enhancedsound characteristics with a thinnersoundboard, new bracing pattern anda thinner finish. The new lineup,which offers handcrafted quality,includes solid spruce tops for a clear,rich tone, and solid cedar tops for adarker, warmer sound.MSRP: $700 up to $18,000Ship Date: Call companyContact: Yamaha Corp. of America,714.522.9011, 4wrd.it/yamahaguitarsCrafting CastawaysOverview: Crafter Guitars’Lite CastawaySpecifics: Crafter Guitars’Lite Castaway packs a bigsound in a smaller, more comfortablebody. This 23½-inchscalegrand auditorium sportsa solid spruce top, mahoganysides and arched mahoganyback. Crafter’s electric acousticversion of the Lite Castaway isready to take the stage whereveryou go. The Full Spectrumpickup under the saddle is controlledby a volume and toneknob tucked discreetly in thelip of the sound hole. Crafter’spickup system is powered byits Acorn VTA Preamp. Bothguitars come ready to travelwith a generously padded gig bag. Crafter Guitars and accessories aredistributed in the U.S. by Max Margin Distribution, Inc.MSRP: Starting at $469Ship Date: Call companyContact: Crafter Guitars, 804.798.2006, crafterusa.comPaying TributeOverview: Traynor’s YBA-1 Tribute HeadSpecifics: The limited edition all-tube Traynor YBA-1 TributeHead is the first product being released this year celebrating Yorkville<strong>Sound</strong>’s 50 th anniversary. The 50 th Anniversary 40-watt all-tubeTraynor YBA-1 Tribute head owes its heritage and tone to theoriginal, while being updated for a new generation. The four separateinputs have been designed with varying input sensitivities, allowingfor radically different tones from each. Four master tone controls(treble, bass, high and low range expanders) make it easy to dial inthe perfect sound. An output attenuator located on the back of thehead allows the YBA-1 to be tamed for use in studio, rehearsal hall orsmaller stages. Conceived as a companion for the YBA-1, the 120-watt Traynor YBX212 extension cabinet delivers massive tone in acompact ¼-stack package.MSRP: YBA-1 Tribute Head: $899; YBX212 2x12 ExtensionCabinet: $649Ship Date: Call companyContact: Yorkville <strong>Sound</strong>, 905.837.8481, yorkville.comCustoms And TraditionsOverview: Orange Amplification’s Custom Shop 50Specifics: Orange Amplification’s Custom Shop Series haslaunched the Custom Shop 50. The new amp offers hand-wired,point-to-point workmanship and could be called “the definitive BritishRock amp.” It has a vintage flavor much as its predecessor, the Retro50, which the circuit is based upon, had. Each of these amplifiers isbuilt using only the highest-grade materials and components. Each iscrafted in the Orange Custom Shop. The amp can switch between 50watts Class A/B and 30 watts Class A. The 30-watt Class A mode hasall the jangle, chime and clarity one could want. Flipping the switch tothe 50-watt Class A/B mode unleashes an inspiring British Rock experience.The gain, bass, treble and master controls give you control andthe HF Drive adds an extra dimension.MSRP: Call companyShip Date: Call companyContact: Orange Amplification, 404.303.8196, orangeamps.com20 APRIL <strong>2013</strong>

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