Posted By Paul on February 26, 2012
You heard it right folks! We have a bunch of items on clearance here at our Pearl City store! Come down and see what we have on sale! Also make sure to sign your email up to our website for additional information on Sales, Clinics, Performances and more!
Posted By Billy on February 22, 2012
The MC404 CAE Wah was developed by Bob Bradshaw of Custom Audio Electronics and the Cry Baby. I’ve been playing around with this Wah, and I have come to discover that it is very cool and different than most wah pedals available. One thing I’ve noticed is how quiet and transparent sounding it is. I also noticed that it has a very wide sweep range. It features dual Fasel inductors with two voices (a low to high sounding sweep and a low to mid sounding sweep as well), and a built-in MXR MC401 Boost/Line Driver helps you maintain high gain levels for all out kinetic lead wah frenzy . It also boasts true hardwire bypass, a long-life CTS potentiometer, and internal pots for “Q” and gain adjustments, choice between a red and yellow fasel inductor , side-mounted kickswitches; bright LEDs on each side of the wah indicate operation status. Check out this quick demo. Come down and try it for yourself!
Posted By kingsley on January 29, 2012
Changing the recording pattern on the BOSS RC-30 couldn’t be any easier. By watching the YouTube video below or following the few simple directions, you can change the recording pattern from RECORD/OVERDUB/PLAY to RECORD/PLAY/OVERDUB.
Step 1: While RC-30 is powered off, hold down the TAP TEMPO button.
Step 2: Insert 1/4 INCH CABLE to power on the RC-30 (while still holding the TAP TEMPO button).
Step 3: (Display will read “RD” meaning Record/Overdub). Press the UP ARROW button so that the display reads “RP” meaning (Record/Play).
Step 4: Press TAP TEMPO button to confirm selection.
Your RC-30 is now ready to go!
Posted By Billy on November 16, 2011
This month I’ll show you how to do a cool trick with most digital delay units. Over the years I’ve been surprised to learn that a lot of my customers don’t really know how to do this trick . If you’ve ever wondered how the edge from u2 gets that cool effect from a lot of their songs, then you should check this out.
Posted By Randall on July 12, 2011
The ultimate pedal power supply has arrived… Enter the MXR/CAE Power System!
MXR’s newest offering gives you an unprecedented amount of 9volt and 18volt power rails, in addition to rails that vary between 6.5 volts and 15volts!
In the video below, we show you how to hook up your pedals, whether they are 9volt, 12, or 18 volts! Furthermore, we explain the additional features of the power supply, such as the included rack and pedal board mounting kit, and the variable voltage ability!
The search is over! Power your whole array of effects with one power supply today!
Posted By Will on June 8, 2011
Hey all, for those looking for a way to make your tone sound big and lush, the solution is here! The Corona Chorus by TC Electronics, offers great sounds at an affordable price. In the video below we show you the true bypass functionality, a usb port to upload your favorite artist’s settings and how to change the parameters with the speed, depth, effects level, and tone knobs.
Posted By Hiroshi on May 23, 2011
Alright check it out! Yet again we do something cool with the ipad 2. This time we plug in a guitar using the Digitech RP series multi effects pedals and lay down an awesome song.
Posted By Chris on April 27, 2011
Here’s the video from our Line 6 clinic. Cosmo talks about the M5, Digital Wireless Mics, POD HD 500 and the new James Tyler Variax guitars!
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