Pete Thorn (guitarist with Melissa Etheridge, Chris Cornell, Don Henley, and many others) just put together this killer TimeLine demo. Check it out! And be sure to show Pete some love by checking out his new album Guitar Nerd.
Archive for November, 2011
Nov
21
2011
Brigadier delay with Prophet ’08 and MiniMoog
Posted by EthanPeter Dyer (keyboardist for Mariah Carey, Van Hunt, Aloe Blacc, and many others) recently put together this killer demo of his DSI Prophet ’08, MiniMoog Model D, and his Brigadier dBucket Delay. Watch the video below, and learn more about Peter at his website!
Nov
21
2011
blueSky reverb with Wurlitzer/Rhodes [demo]
Posted by EthanPeter Dyer (keyboardist for Mariah Carey, Van Hunt, Aloe Blacc, and many others) put together this sweet demo of his Wurlitzer, Rhodes, and blueSky Reverberator. Check it out below! Learn more about Peter at his website.
Nov
20
2011
Nerding out with TimeLine and Roland Juno-6
Posted by EthanHey everyone… You may know me as the Strymon marketing guy, but i’m also a guy that spends way too much time writing songs, making videos, and nerding out with music gear. This weekend I was busy working on new song ideas, and decided to put together a quick demo of what I was working on. In this video I’m running my Roland Juno-6 into TimeLine. Hope you dig it.
Nov
17
2011
Strymon TimeLine / JustinGuitar.com Guitar Lesson Giveaway!
Posted by EthanContest has ended. Congratulations to Jordan Yeo from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Stay tuned for other giveaways!
Our friend Justin from JustinGuitar.com is teaming up with us for a super sweet giveaway! 
Want to add studio-class, musically inspirational delay sounds to your rig, and brush up on your guitar playing abilities at the same time? Now you can. Enter to win a shiny brand new Strymon TimeLine multidimensional delay pedal, $200 in JustinGuitar.com guitar lessons (your choice: DVD, eBook, Books, downloads or mp3), and an exclusive one-on-one Skype guitar lesson with Justin!
No purchase necessary to enter or win. Winner will be chosen randomly from the list of qualified entrants. Contest ends December 12, 2011. Ok, go!
About TimeLine:
When we decided to create a studio-class stereo delay effects pedal, we knew we must go well beyond what has been done in the past. We spent months locked up in the Strymon sound design labs with an intense focus on dreaming up the most lush, creative, and musically inspirational delay effects ever heard. | learn more here |
About JustinGuitar.com:
Justin Sandercoe is touted as “One of the most influential guitar teachers in history” by The Independent newspaper. JustinGuitar.com went live in 2003 and has grown to well over 100 million YouTube views of his online lessons, helping hundreds of thousands of guitarists across the globe. | learn more here |
The rules:
- Enter the contest form below.
- That’s it!
The prizes:
- Strymon TimeLine multidimensional delay pedal and 9V power supply ($449 value)
- Strymon t-shirt ($15 value)
- $200 in JustinGuitar.com guitar lessons (your choice: DVD, eBook, Books, downloads or mp3)
- An exclusive one-on-one Skype guitar lesson with Justin!
The terms:
Enter the contest:
Enter the form below.
Contest has ended. Congratulations to Jordan Yeo from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Stay tuned for other giveaways!
Nov
14
2011
New Strymon sign!
Posted by EthanAfter a couple weeks of unpacking boxes, we’re finally settling into our new shop, right down the street from our old office. We’re excited to be in our new digs and wanted to put together a sweet sign to greet everyone. Here it is, courtesy of One of a Sign. Dave found these sweet LED lights that are sold in strips and wired them up behind the sign. Aside from fighting over what color to set the LEDs, it’s been a nice addition to our new place.
Nov
10
2011
Steve Lukather
Posted by EthanSteve Lukather, session and touring guitarist extraordinaire, is currently touring Europe and rocking our bluesky Reverberator and Lex Rotary on his touring pedalboard. He recently sent us a couple photos of his setup.
And here are a few photos taken last year, when Terry and I visited Steve while he tracked guitar for his latest album. He used Ola chorus & vibrato, Brigadier delay and blueSky reverberator.
Steve Lukather is an American guitarist, singer, songwriter, arranger, and record producer best known for his work with the rock band Toto. Lukather has played with many artists, released several solo albums, and worked as a composer, arranger, and session guitarist on more than 1,500 albums. And he totally shreds!
Nov
03
2011
Hershel Yatovitz (Chris Isaak) loves his Strymon gear
Posted by Ethan
Hershel Yatovitz is the lead guitarist for pop rock icon Chris Isaak. Since joining Isaak in 1995 he has recorded 7 albums, toured the world, and made over 100 TV appearances.
Recently he purchased an El Capistan to replace his old tube tape echos. He also added a Brigadier, blueSky, and TimeLine to his pedalboard. Here’s what he had to say:
“I am extremely pleased with the musicality, sound, design and build quality of Strymon pedals. Awesome! It’s been a long time since I’ve felt I’m making a large leap up in sound and features when making a new touring/recording pedalboard.”
“Timeline is FANTASTIC! It has the mojo, features and fidelity I have always wanted, finally in one box! It truly is the tool I have been wishing I could have for years.”
In addition to his time playing and recording with Chris Issak, Hershel has found time to perform and play with many other artists including Art Alexakis (Everclear), Junior Brown, James Burton (Elvis Presley), Glen Campbell, Mike Clark (Herbie Hancock), Shawn Colvin, Dick Dale, Bo Diddley, Gloria Estefan, Stan Getz, Dizzy Gillespie, Emmylou Harris, Warren Haynes (Gov’t Mule, Allman Bros.), Lisa Loeb, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Stevie Nicks (Fleetwood Mac), Joe Pass, Bonnie Raitt, Rufus Reid, Leann Rimes, Ritchie Sambora (Bon Jovi), Brian Setzer, Paul Stanley (Kiss), Waddy Wachtel, DB Walker, Joe Walsh (Eagles), Trisha Yearwood and Dweezil Zappa, among many others.
Stage photo credit: Dave Miller
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