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    Guitar Nerds

    Guitar Nerds is a weekly show all about guitars. Each episode includes the latest guitar news and releases, reviews, and discussion from the Guitar Nerds Facebook forum. Hosted a team of enthusiasts from the guitar retail and manufacture industries, and supplemented by additional weekly episodes on Patreon.


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    KMA Cirrus & Ashdown Ant Apr 01, 2020
    Show notes

    Guitar Nerds is brought to you in association with Faith Guitars, Ernie Ball, and KMA Audio Machines.


    Faith Guitars:

    Based right here in the UK, Faith Guitars are designed by British guitar luthier Patrick James Eggle, who has been hand-building guitars for decades for some of the biggest names in the business.


    Discover the range here and then visit one of the many UK or European retailers to try them for yourselves.


    If you’re in the USA or Canada, you can buy direct HERE – and by using the COUPON CODE: NERDS at checkout you can get an exclusive 10% discount.


    New Ernie Ball Slinky Strings:

    Introducing the all-new Primo, Mega, and Mammoth Slinkys from Ernie Ball.


    Primo Slinky and Mega Slinky sets feature half-gauge strings, with Primo ranging from nine and a half to forty four, and Mega running from ten and a half to forty eight. Designed for drop tunings, the Mammoth strings boast a gauge range of twelve to sixty two and are now the heaviest Slinky strings available. Learn more about Primo, Mega, and Mammoth Slinkys HERE.


    KMA Audio Machines:

    KMA Audio Machines are hand-made from start to finish and with an unwavering passion for perfection, each and every pedal is designed using custom double- sided PCBs, assembled, silk-screened, tested and numbered by hand in their own workshop, all of which guarantees high-quality, while the use of a virtually indestructible powder-coated die-cast enclosure ensures maximum durability.


    We’ve teamed up with ThorpyFX to giveaway one ThorpyFX Heavy Water Duel High Headroom Boost pedal. Highly ranked by all the Nerds in last year’s GOTY as an absolutely fantastic make gooderer!


    Entry is open globally and all you have to do is visit Guitar Nerds on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter - find the entry post and answer the question:

    What is one piece of merchandise available for purchase from the ThorpyFX website? To find the answer visit thorpyfx.com


    We will be announcing the winner on the 8th April right here on the podcast using our spinning wheel of nerdery - so you have until Monday 6th April to enter.


    This week on The Guitar Nerds Podcast, Joe checks out an entire pedalboard of KMA effects, the new pedalboard amplifier from Ashdown, and the team help Joe on the search for a new Gibson.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.


    Quarantine Recordings Mar 25, 2020
    Show notes

    This episode of Guitar Nerds is brought to you by Shergold Guitars and their latest electric guitar, the Provocateur!


    Celebrated by Total Guitar Magazine as “one of the most refined single-cuts on the market, with endlessly satisfying playability and a flawless set of tones”, the Shergold Provocateur combines remarkable specification with a retro vibe for a unique and bona fide rock guitar.


    From the brand that once powered the likes of Joy Division and is now championed by modern guitar pioneers And So I Watch You From Afar and many others comes a fresh and exciting range of electric guitars.


    Designed by legendary British guitar luthier Patrick James Eggle and featuring a roasted mahogany neck and a solid mahogany body loaded with USA-made Seymour Duncan pickups, it’s easy to see why Guitarist Magazine officially voted the Provocateur one the ‘Best Electrics of 2019’.


    You can find your nearest Shergold dealer here … And if you’re not in the UK, don’t fear, many UK based Shergold dealers have super awesome international shipping options to guarantee your Shergold will make it to you in the most far-flung of places.


    We’ve teamed up with ThorpyFX to giveaway one ThorpyFX Heavy Water Duel High Headroom Boost pedal. Highly ranked by all the Nerds in last year’s GOTY as an absolutely fantastic make gooderer!


    Entry is open globally and all you have to do is visit Guitar Nerds on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter - find the entry post and answer the question:


    What is one piece of merchandise available for purchase from the ThorpyFX website? To find the answer visit thorpyfx.com


    We will be announcing the winner on the 8th April right here on the podcast using our spinning wheel of nerdery - so you have until Monday 6th April to enter.


    This week on The Guitar Nerds Podcast, Joe, Matt, Mark and Jay take loads of questions from the Facebook Group and talk all about the great range of free software that you can pick up right now to make your very own Quarantine Record!

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.


    Sunbear, DanDrive & Origin Effects Mar 18, 2020
    Show notes

    Guitar Nerds is brought to you in association with Faith Guitars.


    Based right here in the UK, Faith Guitars are designed by British guitar luthier Patrick James Eggle, who has been hand-building guitars for decades for some of the biggest names in the business.


    Founded in 2002, Faith Guitars have been voted the UK’s Best Acoustic Guitars 5 times in a row by both the public and panels of music industry experts. So, you can be confident in your new Faith Guitar!


    Like all quality acoustics, Faith guitars are made of all-solid tonewoods, so you can be sure they’ll start off sounding great and improve year on year. Faith don’t use Laminated woods. But you’ll be pleased to know that despite the all-solid tonewoods, the superb specification and hand-made construction, Faith Guitars are still affordable with prices starting around £450 or $600USD.


    Discover the range here and then visit one of the many UK or European retailers to try them for yourselves.


    If you’re in the USA or Canada, you can buy direct HERE – and by using the COUPON CODE: NERDS at checkout you can get an exclusive 10% discount.


    We’ve teamed up with ThorpyFX to giveaway one ThorpyFX Heavy Water Duel High Headroom Boost pedal. Highly ranked by all the Nerds in last year’s GOTY as an absolutely fantastic make gooderer!


    Entry is open globally and all you have to do is visit Guitar Nerds on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter - find the entry post and answer the question:


    What is one piece of merchandise available for purchase from the ThorpyFX website? To find the answer visit thorpyfx.com


    We will be announcing the winner on the 8th April right here on the podcast using our spinning wheel of nerdery - so you have until Monday 6th April to enter.


    This week on The Guitar Nerds Podcast, Mat and Joe have bought new stuff! We talk about Matt's new DanDrive Secret Weapon, the continuing pedalboard build, and his new Sunbear Pick-ups.


    Joe talks about his new Epiphone EB-1, the history of the Gibson Bass, and the amazing new Origin Effects Revival Trem.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.


    ThorpyFX Giveaway! Mar 11, 2020
    Show notes

    This episode of Guitar Nerds is brought to you by Shergold Guitars and their latest electric guitar, the Provocateur!


    Celebrated by Total Guitar Magazine as “one of the most refined single-cuts on the market, with endlessly satisfying playability and a flawless set of tones”, the Shergold Provocateur combines remarkable specification with a retro vibe for a unique and bona fide rock guitar.


    From the brand that once powered the likes of Joy Division and is now championed by modern guitar pioneers And So I Watch You From Afar and many others comes a fresh and exciting range of electric guitars.


    Designed by legendary British guitar luthier Patrick James Eggle and featuring a roasted mahogany neck and a solid mahogany body loaded with USA-made Seymour Duncan pickups, it’s easy to see why Guitarist Magazine officially voted the Provocateur one the ‘Best Electrics of 2019’.


    You can find your nearest Shergold dealer here … And if you’re not in the UK, don’t fear, many UK based Shergold dealers have super awesome international shipping options to guarantee your Shergold will make it to you in the most far-flung of places.


    This week's podcast is also sponsored by INDRA GUITARS - Whether you're after a full custom electric guitar, a repair or the just the smallest of modifications to make your instrument stand out from the crowd, Indra Guitars can guarantee truly original results so that your guitar really is your guitar and there isn't another one like it in the world.


    Indra Guitars can realise your concept through discussion and understanding, you will not be asked to conform to a pre existing format or adapt your ideas to suit a production line. Design without limits from the ground up with the help of a fully trained artistically minded luthier willing to break all the boundaries.


    Indra Guitars expertise in acid etching on their own guitar designs, custom plates, inlays and headcaps give you complete control of your instrument's aesthetic and opens the doors to a wholly original instrument, as unique as the player themselves.


    Check out Indra Guitars at indraguitars.com and get in touch to start a conversation about your next dream instrument.


    This week on The Guitar Nerds Podcast, Joe, Matt, Mark and Jay talk all about Jay's fun times demoing the Fender Bubbler, Joe's fun times demoing the Mooer 7 series, and Matt's fun times building a new pedalboard.


    In addition Guitar Nerds proudly announce a brand new giveaway!


    We’ve teamed up with ThorpyFX to giveaway one ThorpyFX Heavy Water Duel High Headroom Boost pedal. Highly ranked by all the Nerds in last year’s GOTY as an absolutely fantastic make gooderer!


    Entry is open globally and all you have to do is visit Guitar Nerds on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter - find the entry post and answer the question:


    What is one piece of merchandise available for purchase from the ThorpyFX website? To find the answer visit thorpyfx.com

    We will be announcing the winner on the 8th April right here on the podcast using our spinning wheel of nerdery - so you have until Monday 6th April to enter.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.


    The Guitar Show UK 2020 Mar 04, 2020
    Show notes

    This episode of Guitar Nerds is brought to you by Shergold Guitars and their latest electric guitar, the Provocateur!


    Celebrated by Total Guitar Magazine as “one of the most refined single-cuts on the market, with endlessly satisfying playability and a flawless set of tones”, the Shergold Provocateur combines remarkable specification with a retro vibe for a unique and bona fide rock guitar.


    From the brand that once powered the likes of Joy Division and is now championed by modern guitar pioneers And So I Watch You From Afar and many others comes a fresh and exciting range of electric guitars.


    Designed by legendary British guitar luthier Patrick James Eggle and featuring a roasted mahogany neck and a solid mahogany body loaded with USA-made Seymour Duncan pickups, it’s easy to see why Guitarist Magazine officially voted the Provocateur one the ‘Best Electrics of 2019’.


    You can find your nearest Shergold dealer here … And if you’re not in the UK, don’t fear, many UK based Shergold dealers have super awesome international shipping options to guarantee your Shergold will make it to you in the most far-flung of places.


    This week on The Guitar Nerds Podcast, Joe, Mark, Matt and Jay recount their adventures at The Guitar Show in Birmingham, UK.

    It was a fantastic show, and there is a lot to talk about: More Reverends than you've ever seen in one place, incredible Coronet style guitars from Ivison, the beautiful Millimetric range, Eastman hollowbodies, Anasounds Spinners, Drewman Aluminium guitars, Dover amps - the list is nearly endless!

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.


    A Plethora of Pedals Feb 26, 2020
    Show notes

    Guitar Nerds is brought to you in association with Faith Guitars.


    Based right here in the UK, Faith Guitars are designed by British guitar luthier Patrick James Eggle, who has been hand-building guitars for decades for some of the biggest names in the business.


    Founded in 2002, Faith Guitars have been voted the UK’s Best Acoustic Guitars 5 times in a row by both the public and panels of music industry experts. So, you can be confident in your new Faith Guitar!


    Like all quality acoustics, Faith guitars are made of all-solid tonewoods, so you can be sure they’ll start off sounding great and improve year on year. Faith don’t use Laminated woods. But you’ll be pleased to know that despite the all-solid tonewoods, the superb specification and hand-made construction, Faith Guitars are still affordable with prices starting around £450 or $600USD.


    Discover the range here and then visit one of the many UK or European retailers to try them for yourselves.


    If you’re in the USA or Canada, you can buy direct HERE – and by using the COUPON CODE: NERDS at checkout you can get an exclusive 10% discount.


    This week's podcast is also sponsored by INDRA GUITARS - Whether you're after a full custom electric guitar, a repair or the just the smallest of modifications to make your instrument stand out from the crowd, Indra Guitars can guarantee truly original results so that your guitar really is your guitar and there isn't another one like it in the world.


    Indra Guitars can realise your concept through discussion and understanding, you will not be asked to conform to a pre existing format or adapt your ideas to suit a production line. Design without limits from the ground up with the help of a fully trained artistically minded luthier willing to break all the boundaries.


    Indra Guitars expertise in acid etching on their own guitar designs, custom plates, inlays and headcaps give you complete control of your instrument's aesthetic and opens the doors to a wholly original instrument, as unique as the player themselves.


    Check out Indra Guitars at indraguitars.com and get in touch to start a conversation about your next dream instrument.


    This week on The Guitar Nerds Podcast, Joe, Mark, Matt and Jay take a look at the new TC Electronic Plethora, plus a load of other cool new products.


    AND, we announce the winner of this month's Redbeard Effects Red Mist MKIV Giveaway!


    Join the discussion on Facebook here.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.


    Rock N Roll Relics & Nocasters Feb 19, 2020
    Show notes

    Guitar Nerds is brought to you in association with Faith Guitars.


    Based right here in the UK, Faith Guitars are designed by British guitar luthier Patrick James Eggle, who has been hand-building guitars for decades for some of the biggest names in the business.


    Founded in 2002, Faith Guitars have been voted the UK’s Best Acoustic Guitars 5 times in a row by both the public and panels of music industry experts. So, you can be confident in your new Faith Guitar!


    Like all quality acoustics, Faith guitars are made of all-solid tonewoods, so you can be sure they’ll start off sounding great and improve year on year. Faith don’t use Laminated woods. But you’ll be pleased to know that despite the all-solid tonewoods, the superb specification and hand-made construction, Faith Guitars are still affordable with prices starting around £450 or $600USD.


    Discover the range here and then visit one of the many UK or European retailers to try them for yourselves.


    If you’re in the USA or Canada, you can buy direct HERE – and by using the COUPON CODE: NERDS at checkout you can get an exclusive 10% discount.


    This week's podcast is also sponsored by INDRA GUITARS - Whether you're after a full custom electric guitar, a repair or the just the smallest of modifications to make your instrument stand out from the crowd, Indra Guitars can guarantee truly original results so that your guitar really is your guitar and there isn't another one like it in the world.


    Indra Guitars can realise your concept through discussion and understanding, you will not be asked to conform to a pre existing format or adapt your ideas to suit a production line. Design without limits from the ground up with the help of a fully trained artistically minded luthier willing to break all the boundaries.


    Indra Guitars expertise in acid etching on their own guitar designs, custom plates, inlays and headcaps give you complete control of your instrument's aesthetic and opens the doors to a wholly original instrument, as unique as the player themselves.


    Check out Indra Guitars at indraguitars.com and get in touch to start a conversation about your next dream instrument.

    This week on Guitar Nerds, the team announce a new and very exciting giveaway for the month of February. Guitar Nerds have teamed up with Mikey Demus and Redbeard Effects to give you the chance to win a Redbeard Red Mist MKIV.


    You can enter on Facebook, on Twitter, on Instagram, on Patreon, you can even email us to enter.


    All you’ve got to do is head over to your desired platform (or all of them) find the post, tag a friend who you think should also enter (if applicable) and answer this question:


    What is one piece of Redbeard merchandise that you can buy on the Redbeard website?


    To find the answer visit redbeardeffects.com


    We will of course be using the legendary wheel of Nerdune to decide the winner on 26th February.


    This week on The Guitar Nerds Podcast, Joe, Mark, Matt and Jay talk all about touring rigs for punk bands, affordable Gibson acoustics, home recording rigs, and a whole bunch of cool new releases from Rock N Roll Relics, Fender, and Maxon.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.


    The Return Of Kramer & The Music Man Sabre Feb 12, 2020
    Show notes

    This episode of Guitar Nerds is brought to you by Shergold Guitars and their latest electric guitar, the Provocateur!


    Celebrated by Total Guitar Magazine as “one of the most refined single-cuts on the market, with endlessly satisfying playability and a flawless set of tones”, the Shergold Provocateur combines remarkable specification with a retro vibe for a unique and bona fide rock guitar.


    From the brand that once powered the likes of Joy Division and is now championed by modern guitar pioneers And So I Watch You From Afar and many others comes a fresh and exciting range of electric guitars.


    Designed by legendary British guitar luthier Patrick James Eggle and featuring a roasted mahogany neck and a solid mahogany body loaded with USA-made Seymour Duncan pickups, it’s easy to see why Guitarist Magazine officially voted the Provocateur one the ‘Best Electrics of 2019’.


    You can find your nearest Shergold dealer here … And if you’re not in the UK, don’t fear, many UK based Shergold dealers have super awesome international shipping options to guarantee your Shergold will make it to you in the most far-flung of places.


    This week on Guitar Nerds, the team announce a new and very exciting giveaway for the month of February. Guitar Nerds have teamed up with Mikey Demus and Redbeard Effects to give you the chance to win a Redbeard Red Mist MKIV.


    You can enter on Facebook, on Twitter, on Instagram, on Patreon, you can even email us to enter.


    All you’ve got to do is head over to your desired platform (or all of them) find the post, tag a friend who you think should also enter (if applicable) and answer this question:

    What is one piece of Redbeard merchandise that you can buy on the Redbeard website?


    To find the answer visit redbeardeffects.com


    We will of course be using the legendary wheel of Nerdune to decide the winner on 26th February.


    This week on The Guitar Nerds Podcast, Joe, Mark, Matt and Jay discuss the benefits of plectrums (I know, interesting, right!) The rebirth of Kramer guitars, the lovely new Sabre from Music Man, and take a bunch of questions from the Guitar Nerds Facebook group.


    To become part of the Facebook community visit here

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.


    Win A Redbeard Effects Red Mist MKIV Feb 05, 2020
    Show notes

    Guitar Nerds is brought to you in association with Faith Guitars.


    Based right here in the UK, Faith Guitars are designed by British guitar luthier Patrick James Eggle, who has been hand-building guitars for decades for some of the biggest names in the business.


    Founded in 2002, Faith Guitars have been voted the UK’s Best Acoustic Guitars 5 times in a row by both the public and panels of music industry experts. So, you can be confident in your new Faith Guitar!


    Like all quality acoustics, Faith guitars are made of all-solid tonewoods, so you can be sure they’ll start off sounding great and improve year on year. Faith don’t use Laminated woods. But you’ll be pleased to know that despite the all-solid tonewoods, the superb specification and hand-made construction, Faith Guitars are still affordable with prices starting around £450 or $600USD.


    Discover the range here and then visit one of the many UK or European retailers to try them for yourselves.


    If you’re in the USA or Canada, you can buy direct HERE – and by using the COUPON CODE: NERDS at checkout you can get an exclusive 10% discount.


    This week on Guitar Nerds, the team announce a new and very exciting giveaway for the month of February. Guitar Nerds have teamed up with Mikey Demus and Redbeard Effects to give you the chance to win a Redbeard Red Mist MKIV.


    You can enter on Facebook, on Twitter, on Instagram, on Patreon, you can even email us to enter.


    All you’ve got to do is head over to your desired platform (or all of them) find the post, tag a friend who you think should also enter (if applicable) and answer this question:


    What is one piece of Redbeard merchandise that you can buy on the Redbeard website?


    To find the answer visit redbeardeffects.com


    We will of course be using the legendary wheel of Nerdune to decide the winner on 26th February.


    On this week's episode Jay will be trying his best to get through the last of the exciting Fender news from NAMM 2020, Mark gives you the download on the new range of strings from Ernie Ball, and the team try to work out if Sebastian from The Little Mermaid was a crab or a lobster!

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.


    Matt & Jay's NAMM Highlights Jan 29, 2020
    Show notes

    This episode of Guitar Nerds is brought to you by Shergold Guitars and their latest electric guitar, the Provocateur!


    Celebrated by Total Guitar Magazine as “one of the most refined single-cuts on the market, with endlessly satisfying playability and a flawless set of tones”, the Shergold Provocateur combines remarkable specification with a retro vibe for a unique and bona fide rock guitar.


    From the brand that once powered the likes of Joy Division and is now championed by modern guitar pioneers And So I Watch You From Afar and many others comes a fresh and exciting range of electric guitars.


    Designed by legendary British guitar luthier Patrick James Eggle and featuring a roasted mahogany neck and a solid mahogany body loaded with USA-made Seymour Duncan pickups, it’s easy to see why Guitarist Magazine officially voted the Provocateur one the ‘Best Electrics of 2019’.


    You can find your nearest Shergold dealer here … And if you’re not in the UK, don’t fear, many UK based Shergold dealers have super awesome international shipping options to guarantee your Shergold will make it to you in the most far-flung of places.


    This week on The Guitar Nerds Podcast we've got the whole team back together for the first time since NAMM. Matt and Jay are fresh off of the plane home and they've got loads of news about what they thought were the best bits of NAMM as told from the exhibition floor.


    Mark has got a newly revived obsession with the Beatles, and Joe is just happy to be alive. Join the discussion on the Facebook Group and be a part of the Guitar Nerds Question Duck round up on each week's episode!

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.


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