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John Frusciante's gear on By the Way: the '62 Strat, the Marshall Major and the key pedals
When John Frusciante returned to his role in the Red Hot Chili Peppers in 1998, he helped usher in one of the most celebrated periods in the band's history...
Iron Maiden's gear on Somewhere in Time (1986): Guitars, amps and effects
The guitars, amps and effects behind Iron Maiden's Somewhere in Time (1986) – from the custom Jackson superstrat to the Gallien-Krueger 250ML.
Kurt Cobain's Sound on Nevermind (1991)
Through the recording of Nevermind, Kurt Cobain used some basic gear that is now synonymous with the sound of the era. Let's dig into this and find out more about what Cobain used to create this decade-defining album...
Bullet for My Valentine's gear on The Poison (2005)
In 2005 the electric guitar was beginning to regain popularity and a new wave of heavy bands were emerging. One of the bands leading the charge from the UK was South Wales-based Bullet For My Valentine.
James Hetfield's Gear on Master of Puppets (1986)
Master of Puppets quickly became known not only as one of the most critically acclaimed Thrash Metal albums of all time, but one of the most influential albums of all time upon its release in 1986. Discover the secrets to James Hetfield's awe-inspiring tone right here...
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Slash's Guitar Gear on Appetite For Destruction
Slash's almost mythical tone achieved on Guns 'n' Roses' 1987 debut, Appetite For Destruction, was a result of good fortune along with a very big dose of talent...
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