Gear Giveaway #2/T-Rex Tone Bug Pedal

Tone Bug Overdrive/Gear Giveaway

Can you dig it? We have a very cool T-Rex Tone Bug pedal for one for one of our lucky subscribers. All you need to do qualify is type in your email address into the subscribe box to the right and that's that. You'll get a shot at winning a cool pedal and have access to Analog War Cry updates and news. We will be picking someone at random Oct 10th and announcing it shortly after.

T-REX TONEBUG OVERDRIVE

In there beginning there was overdrive...
Not distortion, certainly not fuzz, but overdrive - that almost miraculously warm, saturated sound of one vintage tube amp pushing the next one just a little too hard. It's what the blues are made of, and it's what created rock and roll. In fact, it's the first foundation of just about every style of guitar playing out there. And now it's yours in the Tone Bug Overdrive.

- T.Rex Engineering

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Gear Giveaway #1 Winner Announcement

First I'd like to thank everyone for following our little site and everyone who signed up for a chance to win our first gear giveaway. Remember to keep stopping by and keep spreading the word, we will be doing gear giveaways every few months and selecting some really cool gear for ya'll. Now to get to the winner....drum roll please!

:::Winner:::
Adrien Fortunato
of Calgary, Canada

Eastwood Guitars

Airline Vintage Voiced
Single Coil Pickups

"Have you ever wondered what makes those old AIRLINE guitars sound so wicked? How can a Humbucker sound like that? Well, it can't. The original VALCO pickups were SINGLE COIL, not Humbuckers. They looked like a Humbucker, but that is where the similarity ends. The VALCO pickups were found in all AIRLINE®, SUPRO and National Guitars in the late fifties and early sixties. We dissected the originals and have now re-created that famous tone in a new SINGLE COIL design that is housed in a Humbucker format. These are made specifically to replace your Humbuckers and give you that oh-so-nasty growl that is familiar from the likes of Jack White, Hound Dog Taylor, J.B. Hutto and Jimmy Reed."

-Eastwood Guitars