Peavey had a cool space, and they had an amazing amount of gear crammed into it. It was sort of a maze with several turns and big amps and banners everywhere. Here are some custom guitars from their Custom Shop. These were very cool and very well done.
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Our favorite pattern -- the Army's "gravelflage" digital camo pattern. This rig is the JR Special Signature Model from Peavey. JR is Josh Rand. He plays guitar for Stone Sour, a three time Grammy Award-nominated American nü metal band from Des Moines, Iowa. The band was founded by Corey Taylor, vocalist of Slipknot. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the JR Special will benefit wounded U.S. soldiers via the Wounded Warrior Project. A great cause and a great finish! Click here to read more.
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Peavey is making some low-watt "boutique" amps. These sounded pretty good, but they were pretty expensive. Can someone explain why those Dr. Z's amps cost so much? Update: I played through one at a gig, now I know why. They are awesome |
Ken tries to convince tourists that he is actually Travis Tritt. |
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A killer, real country band at Robert's Western World -- the old Sho-Bud store. This band, BrazilBilly, played some great stuff, including a wide array of Marty Robbins tunes. We thought they really looked like a band. Young guys -- If you want to see what pros actually look and sound like, check these guys out.
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John with guitar monster Will Ray. He was coming out of the back of the Ryman when we got this photo. Will is a big man who can wrangle some awesome tones out of his G&L. Check him out with the Hellecasters.
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