Models

10 models

  • Technical line drawing of Anderson Drop Top

    Anderson Drop Top

    S-style solid-body electric guitar model

    Electric guitar · United States

    The Drop Top is Tom Anderson Guitarworks' signature S-style electric guitar, introduced in 1990. It features a book-matched exotic tonewood top (flame or quilted maple, walnut, or koa) 'dropped' over a tonewood back of alder, mahogany, swamp ash, or basswood to create a contoured forearm bevel, paired with a bolt-on Anderson neck.

  • Bogner Ecstasy

    Multi-channel tube guitar amplifier

    Amplifier · United States

    The Bogner Ecstasy, introduced in 1992, is Bogner Amplification's flagship multi-channel tube guitar amplifier. It is offered with selectable 6L6 (American voicing) or EL34 (British voicing) power tubes and is known for its versatile clean, Blue, and Red channels spanning sparkling cleans to saturated high gain.

  • Diezel VH4

    100-watt four-channel tube amplifier head

    Amplifier · Germany

    The Diezel VH4 is a 100-watt all-tube guitar amplifier head driven by four KT77 power tubes, with four independently voiced preamp channels (Clean, Crunch, Mega, Lead), each with its own gain, EQ, and master. A benchmark high-gain amplifier, it is hand-built in Germany.

  • Yamaha CS6x

    Synthesizer from Yamaha

    Synthesizer · Japan

    The Yamaha CS6x is a sample-based synthesizer from around 2000 combining AWM2 sample playback with virtual-analog-style control and effects, aimed at performers wanting hands-on sound shaping.

  • Alesis SR-16

    Probably the best-selling drum machine ever made

    Drum machine · United States

    The SR-16 stayed in production for decades on the strength of two things: velocity-switched samples with real ambience, and a price that made it the default metronome-with-a-personality for every guitarist and songwriter who owned one.

  • Goodall Concert Jumbo

    Mid-large steel-string acoustic guitar

    Steel-string guitar · United States

    The Concert Jumbo is a Goodall steel-string guitar sized slightly smaller than the Standard series and larger than the Grand Concert. James Goodall added it in November 1998 in response to requests for a more comfortable body that still retained a large soundboard area, and it has become a favored size among Goodall owners.

  • Technical line drawing of Akai S3000XL

    Akai S3000XL

    The Akai S3000XL is a sampler with 32 polyphonic voices, and 2 MB of built-in RAM.

    Sampler · Japan

    The Akai S3000XL is a rackmount professional digital sampler in Akai's S3000 series, offering high-quality 16-bit sampling, extensive editing, and broad compatibility for studio production.

  • Technical line drawing of Akai SG01v

    Akai SG01v

    Sound module model

    Synthesizer · Japan

    The Akai SG01v is a General MIDI-compatible sound module released in 1995, providing a library of sampled instrument sounds for playback from a MIDI sequencer or controller.

  • Technical line drawing of Selmer Série III

    Selmer Série III

    Professional saxophone model family

    Saxophone · France

    The Henri Selmer Paris Série III (Series III) is a professional saxophone family unveiled in 1999 and built in soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone. Its innovative design uses small pads that reduce the surface soldered to the body tube to free the instrument's resonance, giving very accurate tuning and a rich, warm timbre without aggressiveness.

  • Roland TD-10

    The first V-Drums

    Electronic drums · Japan

    The TD-10 introduced mesh heads and physical-modelling drum synthesis in 1997, and it is the moment electronic drums stopped being pads that triggered samples and started being instruments a drummer could play dynamically.