1979 Music by Matrix. Sound by Bose.

Matrix. Warner Bros. recording artists. A hard-driving fusion group with lots of brass, percussion and electronics. And all 32 channels, including a wide variety of mics, pickups, and line feeds, are amplified by Bose 1800 power amps and Model 802 loudspeakers. Matrix. A group with talent and taste. "A band that cannot fail," says the LA Times. Matrix chooses Bose for all their needs. Main PA, electric bass, sythesizers, acoustic and electric piano, and all stage monitors...

1979 Music by Matrix. Sound by Bose. Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1974 Heil Sound Guitar Talk Box

The Incredible "Talk Box" - creates fantastic "Wah" type vowel sounds as heard from Joe Walsh, Stevie Wonder, John Kaye & Jeff Beck. Easy to use with any guitar, synthesizer or bass. Available from Heil Sound.

1974 Heil Sound Guitar Talk Box Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1983 Larry Coryell - Explosive Master of fusion guitar

Larry Coryell - Explosive Master of fusion guitar; Inside Pete Wernick's Banjo Workshop; Chet Atkins supercharges your left hand; The Harps of Steve Triplett; Hand Injuries II; Repair Shop - repairing broken neck heel of upright bass; Electronic effects - the seven most popular kinks of devices and how you can use them; Workshops: Rob Wasserman - writing for bass; George Gruhn - "Mongrel" Arch-Top - a Gibson of uncertain pedigree; more

1983 December Frets Acoustic String Instruments Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1985 Market Survey of Acoustic / Electric guitars, banjos, autoharps, dulcimers and fiddles

Market Survey of Acoustic / Electric guitars, banjos, autoharps, dulcimers and fiddles; the workings of magnetic pickups, piezo transducers and microphones; Inside the black boxes - digital Delay, chorus, reverb, compression, pitch modulation; The search goes on for amplification that will boost volume without contaminating tone; How The Pros Manipulate Sound; Workshops: Rick Foster - a gifted transcriber recasts "Silent Night" for solo guitar; Greg Raskin - what a preamp will or won't do for your sound; more

1985 December Frets Guitar Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1990 DigiTech Dual function pedals

The new dual function pedals from DigiTech produce totally different effects, separately or simultaneously with one pedal. The 2730 Hot Box is a heavy metal dream machine...The 2715 Rock Box can create the classic sounds of rock and roll...the 2700 Double Play has over 16 combinations with independent control of each effect...the PDS 1650 Programmable Distortion pedal delivers tube type distortion, overdrive and 20 programmable memory slots. Now that's hot!

1990 DigiTech Dual function pedals Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1985 Gallery of Gibson Les Paul Sunburst Guitars

Sunburst Gallery: Gibson's late '50's Les Paul Standard - arguably the quintessential collector's solid-body is one of the few electrics to command stratospheric prices primarily because of its beauty. This color pictorial shows why.

Cover: Gibson Les Paul Sunburst

Contents: Special Equipment Issue: Gibson Les Paul Sunburst Gallery; Inlay & Detailing; British High-Tech; Martin's OM Steel-String; The Melobar Story; Luthiers' Convention; Miss Off the Wall - Color Pull-out poster of this year's cheapo guitar competition winner; Production Arch-Tops; Playable Sculpture; Carl Thompson's Custom Basses; Retrospec - Fender Bandmaster; Free Soundpage Record - Special Effects Chains / Craig Anderson; Wang, Twang & Whammy; more

1985 March Guitar Player Magazine Back-Issue available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1976 Mu-Tron Bi-Phase - the world's first dual phaser

Why a dual phasor? Because a dual phasor gives you creative effects not possible with two separate phasors. Like super-deep phasing, or stereo phasing, or synchronized phasing of separate instruments. And that's just for starters. Add the optional control pedal and the possibilities are limitless. Check it out and let your music fly. The Mu-tron Bi-phase. From the innovators who brought you the Mu-tron III.

1976 Mu-Tron Bi-Phase - the world's first dual phaser Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1978 Arp Avatar - stolen from the Gods of the Keyboard...

...Bestowed on the disciples of the guitar. And it came to pass that guitar players would have the same performance potential as keyboard players, for the new Arp Avatar would provide it. Howling winds and howling synthesized solos. Thunder claps and thundering bass runs. Sweet strings and funky horns for backup. Timbres and textures previously attainable only through the keyboard synthesizer are now avail able to the guitarist through the Arp Avatar...

1978 Arp Avatar - stolen from the Gods of the Keyboard... Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1978 DeArmond Optoelectric Volume Pedal 1630

Pick out your next volume pedal from the DeArmond line up. New! Optoelectric Volume Pedal 1630. Use of an optoelectric cell and AC powered light source provides volume control without pots, gears or batteries. Zero sound level to full volume is smooth, quiet and effortless. Pedal is compatible with instruments, synthesizers and PA's; functions as master volume control for mixing/recording. Chromed pedal on rugged cast aluminum base...

1978 DeArmond Optoelectric Volume Pedal 1630 Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1970 Ludwig Phase II Synthesizer

Creating an infinite spectrum of sound colorings! Enhances and adds dimensions to the sounds of any amplified instrument! No imitator this...instead...for the first time...here is truly a creative instrument that you can use to produce exciting and original sounds limited only by the scope of your imagination and creative skills...

1970 Ludwig Phase II Synthesizer 4-Page Brochure available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 MXR Professional Products Catalog

Phase Shifters - Phase 100, Phase 90, Phase 45

Special Effects - Dyna Comp, Distortion +, Envelope Filter

Control Devices - Six Band Graphic Equalizer, Ten Band Graphic Equalizer, Noise Gate/Line Driver

Time Delays - Flanger, Analog Delay, Digital Delay, Flanger/Doubler

Equalizers - Dual Fifteen Band Equalizer, Thirty-One Band Equalizer

1979 MXR Professional Products 12-Page Guitar Effects Catalog available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 Morley Electrostatic Delay System EVO & EDL

The exclusive Morley Electrostatic Delay System now makes every other unit third rate behind these two: EVO #1, EDL #2. If you're unimpressed we point out the EVO at $430 and the EDL at $340 outperform competitive units priced up to three times higher. To fully appreciate the unique Morley non-magnetic, electrostatic disc system which, incidentally, is patented and not licensed to other manufacturers, talk to a recording engineer. Better yet try one in a recording session to really experiience how much quieter and more reliable it is than analogue and tape echo units. An for live performances too, the system provides true sound accuracy without coloration for both instruments and vocal amplification...

1979 Morley Electrostatic Delay System EVO & EDL Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 Neptune Stack Rack - it's like a mini studio on wheels

Rackability. Portability. Availability. A glance tells you what a boon this new Stack Rack is to any music man who has to move and set up for a gig or a recording session. It's like a mini studio on wheels...

1979 Neptune Stack Rack - it's like a mini studio on wheels Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 dbx Model 163 compressor / limiter - the one-knob squeezer

A compressor / limiter that gives you a free hand.

1979 dbx Model 163 compressor / limiter - the one-knob squeezer Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 Lab Series Music Equipment

Choose up to $5,000 worth of instruments and equipment from these product lines: Pearl microphones, Gibson, Pearl, Sennheiser microphones, Moog, Maestro, Epiphone, Lab Series.

Lab Series, a product of Gibson, a division of Norlin Industries

1979 Lab Series Music Equipment Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 Electro-Harmonix Micro Synthesizer guitar processor

The Electro-Harmonix Micro Synthesizer is a powerful guitar processor which creates today's most popular lead synthesizer voicings, as well as exciting simulations such as steel guitar, organ, and violin. Four completely independent and continuously mixable voices - guitar, octave above, sub-octave, and distortion - are modified with envelope and multiple filter controls to achieve a flexibility and variety of sound you'd never expect to find at anywhere near the list price of $299...

1979 Electro-Harmonix Micro Synthesizer guitar processor Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 Electra MPC Guitar with Plug in Power Effect Modules

Electra MPC - We're going for no. 1 in the electric guitar business and want to prove to you how good it feels to own an MPC Guitar. Plug in Power Effect Modules (now 12 available) make it happen.

St. Louis Music Supply Co.

1979 Electra MPC Guitar with Plug in Power Effect Modules Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 Gizmotron - it can turn you into a group

You've heard about this little Gizmotron. You've read that it was invented by Lol Creme and Kevin Godley. You've heard that McCartney has recorded with it, and loves it. And you may be wondering what it is and how it works and how you can get your hands on one. Well, it is a device that bows the strings of an electric guitar, and turns it into a new instrument which is capable of reproducing virtually every orchestral string sound. It turns an electric guitar into an entire group of string instruments...

1979 Gizmotron - it can turn you into a group Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 Mu-tron Phasor II. The clean sweep of professionals.

The sound of the Mu-tron Phasor II is the favorite of people like Jeff Baxter, Pat Martino, Lee Ritenour, George Duke, Jan Hammer, Jean-Luc Ponty, and Alphonso Johnson. The reason? Studio-worthy, low noise specs combined with a deep, rich, sweeping sound make the Phasor II the standard by which all other phasors are measured...

1979 Mu-tron Phasor II. The clean sweep of professionals Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

1979 Musico Resynator instrument controlled synthesizer

Resynate your act. Your music is special and you want to play it like no one else. You've searched for a special sound but all those effects pedals get in the way of your playing. You want an instrument that responds to your hands and the expression you've worked so hard to perfect. an instrument that lets you create sounds that defy traditional definitions. An instrument that lets you select a sound and shape that sound any way your mood dictates. That instrument is the Resynator...

1979 Musico Resynator instrument controlled synthesizer Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com