Adam Jones shows off his new Gibson Flying V, some classics resurrected, and a new fuzz pack this weeks issue of the Double Scoop!
Your top flavors this week are:
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Adam Jones long teased Flying V has officially been revealed via his Instagram profile. He posted a quick video showing off the different unique properties this Flying V possesses. Things like the pickup selector and headstock stand out the most with the selector on the upper wing of the V and the headstock coming straight off a Gibson Moderna.
It will be interesting if we get a limited Custom Shop run of this V or if it will be solely an Adam Jones Original.
We are still waiting on the Epiphone Adam Jones Les Paul as well!
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Orange has reissued 3 classic pedals they were making in the 1970’s. The new releases are the Orange Sustain, Phaser, and Distortion. With this re-release Orange is bringing some modern updates to older circuits, but as they mention with the Orange Distortion, “new design doesn’t mean new sound.” This vintage series captures classic sounds starting at $249 each!
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Just off the release of their Mira, Walrus Audio has dropped the Eons Fuzz. Featuring 5 different clipping options for your fuzz tone, the Mode knob let’s you specify your fuzz flavor. The other standout is the Voltage knob, letting you dial in your voltage between 3 volts and 18 volts to starve the circuit or open the headroom respectively. The Eons is released alongside it’s sibling multi-mode pedals, the Ages and the Eras, at $229.
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This week’s mod shop pick is a crazy purple 1959 ES-335 Reissue that is almost of royalty. It features a finish named Deep Grape with gold Custombucker Alnico 3’s, an Ebony fretboard, and the Gibson Custom Shop broken diamond inlaid headstock. The reverse side features an unpainted neck which makes this guitar really pop. This one is listed at the Gibson Mod Shop for $6,199.
