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"Highly recommended"

Bose F1 812 Flexible Array Speaker & Subwoofer Review by Guitar Interactive Magazine. Reviewed in Issue 39 of Guitar Interactive Magazine by Bob Thomas. http://bit.ly/GI_I39

Welcome to GI 39, ushering in a new year and with a lot of exciting stuff on board!

Our cover star this time around is the American guitarist John 5. Stuart Bull tracked down this chameleon of a player in Los Angeles and brings us an intriguing insight into a man who might as well adopt 'versatility' for his middle name. If you've ever worried about getting pigeon-holed in your career - watch our interview this fabulous guitarist!

Another candidate for the Great Contemporary American Guitarist is Andy McKee, widely considered to be the master of percussive acoustic styles and someone we have wanted to include in the Quiet Room section since way back when the magazine began. Whatever you do, don't miss Andy's exclusive performances in this issue!

As always, we've a packed issue of reviews and our free tuition columns plus the chance to win an astonishing prize - a genuine Taylor acoustic guitar! http://bit.ly/GI_I39

I reckon that's a pretty good way to start a New Year - don't you? http://bit.ly/GI_I39

"Boss has pretty much knocked the ball out of the park with the DD-500"

Boss DD 500 Delay Pedal Guitar Review by Guitar Interactive Magazine. Reviewed in Issue 37 of Guitar Interactive Magazine by Tom Quayle.

Welcome to GI 37, a very special issue as it features the amazing Albert Lee. We've been trying to catch-up with Albert since GI began but so busy is his schedule (even at 70!) that we've only just managed. Don't miss our exclusive interview or Lee Hodgson's unmatchable Albert Lee Tech Session! http://bit.ly/GI_37

Also in this issue is the hugely gifted Thomas Blug - not just one of the world's top Rock players but also a noted amp designer, which you have to admit is an unusual combination! Tom Quayle's delivers a truly fascinating interview with a great player. http://bit.ly/GI_37

With a full review line-up of guitars, amps, FX, basses, acoustics, home/project studio and live gear (not to mention the amazing Jaime Vendera teaching us all how to be the next Ian Gillan!) and tuition columns we think it's a pretty tempting package! http://bit.ly/GI_37

Oh, and freebies? Well how about the chance to win a superb Sennheiser wireless mic system or the brand new Red Witch Zeus FX pedal? http://bit.ly/GI_37

GI - still growing and still unique! http://bit.ly/GI_37

Tom Quayle brings you an excellent Free Guitar Lesson series courtesy of our friends at Licklibrary.com. In this lesson Tom teaches an F Lydian Triad Lick. This lesson will employs triads and hybrid picking technique to help add colour to your playing.

For more outstanding lessons, tuition and theory join as a Licklibrary member today http://bit.ly/MEMBERSHIP1

"a fantastic looking, unique guitar, that has a lot of versatile tones under the hood"

LTD EC1000 Koa Natural Guitar Review by Guitar Interactive Magazine. Reviewed in Issue 39 of Guitar Interactive Magazine by Sam Bell. http://bit.ly/GI_I39

Welcome to GI 39, ushering in a new year and with a lot of exciting stuff on board!

Our cover star this time around is the American guitarist John 5. Stuart Bull tracked down this chameleon of a player in Los Angeles and brings us an intriguing insight into a man who might as well adopt 'versatility' for his middle name. If you've ever worried about getting pigeon-holed in your career - watch our interview this fabulous guitarist!

Another candidate for the Great Contemporary American Guitarist is Andy McKee, widely considered to be the master of percussive acoustic styles and someone we have wanted to include in the Quiet Room section since way back when the magazine began. Whatever you do, don't miss Andy's exclusive performances in this issue!




As always, we've a packed issue of reviews and our free tuition columns plus the chance to win an astonishing prize - a genuine Taylor acoustic guitar! http://bit.ly/GI_I39

I reckon that's a pretty good way to start a New Year - don't you? http://bit.ly/GI_I39

Guitar Interactive | Namm 2016 | Guild

We're over in USA at The Namm Show 2016 taking in the sights, sounds and smells of all things Guitar. Whilst we're over here where gonna give you some insights from the brands themselves.

Welcome to GI 39, ushering in a new year and with a lot of exciting stuff on board! http://bit.ly/GI_I39

Our cover star this time around is the American guitarist John 5. Stuart Bull tracked down this chameleon of a player in Los Angeles and brings us an intriguing insight into a man who might as well adopt 'versatility' for his middle name. If you've ever worried about getting pigeon-holed in your career - watch our interview this fabulous guitarist! http://bit.ly/GI_I39

Another candidate for the Great Contemporary American Guitarist is Andy McKee, widely considered to be the master of percussive acoustic styles and someone we have wanted to include in the Quiet Room section since way back when the magazine began. Whatever you do, don't miss Andy's exclusive performances in this issue!




As always, we've a packed issue of reviews and our free tuition columns plus the chance to win an astonishing prize - a genuine Taylor acoustic guitar! http://bit.ly/GI_I39

I reckon that's a pretty good way to start a New Year - don't you?

http://bit.ly/GI_I39

Taurus Stomphead 5ce | Review | Guitar Interactive

Tom Quayle Reviews for Guitar Interactive Issue 40

Guitar Interactive Magazine | Issue 40 | Brian May

Get your free copy here http://www.iguitarmag.com

Welcome to GI 40, a very special issue that we've been hoping to bring you... well, since we first planned the magazine!

Brian May is a unique figure in Rock guitar and he has been interviewed on many occasions in many different publications, so when we were finally able to arrange an interview with him, we decided to take a different route. Instead of sending a mere journalist to interview him and his highly regarded tech expert, Pete Malandrone, we sent Jamie Humphries, who as our features explain has a unique inside approach to the Brian May team. We like to think we've produced the definitive Brian May special as a result.

Also on board is Zakk Wylde, making a welcome return to GI, telling us why he's going into the guitars and amps business!

Don't forget the usual abundance of reviews, columns and this issue's stonking competition opportunity to win a complete set of Moog's Minifooger pedals - in our estimation some of the finest effects pedals money can buy!

http://www.iguitarmag.com