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Conscious. >> john: are you a gas or electric? >> gillian: i have a gas stove in my house. i dont have a personal fish to fry in this fight. but i will say -- >> john: a gas stove would be a good way to do that. >> gillian: i was doing some reading -- what alarms me is less about the environment, more about the fact that gas stoves can be particularly harmful to certain groups of people, like kids with allergies to certain things, i didnt know about that. >> john: thats what the argument -- that...

Premier Guitar's editorial director Ted Drozdowski take you inside to world of Rig Rundowns, explaining the process and sharing on-camera adventures with Buddy Miller, Eric Johnson, Doug Aldrich and more.

Premier Guitar's editorial director Ted Drozdowski take you inside to world of Rig Rundowns, explaining the process and sharing on-camera adventures with Buddy Miller, Eric Johnson, Doug Aldrich and more.

At the dawn of the guitar pedals, powering pedals was relatively simple. If an effects pedal didnt take a standard 9V battery like your AM transistor radio, it plugged into the wall like your avocado-green toaster. Guitar players eventually grew weary of batteries, and plugging stuff into the wall was kind of a drag, too.

An eye-catching, cardinal-colored survivor from the early days of rock ’n’ roll.

The simple design of the Kent Copa was a perfect fit for Sterling Morrison and Lou Reed’s pragmatic, noisy needs.

Here’s a secret to changing a recording’s tempo and pitch that a little chipmunk—and the Beatles—taught us.

To swap or not to swap? Let’s explore some situations when it makes sense to replace hardware … and instances when it doesn’t.

Wherever you live and whatever the climate, don’t forget to keep your humidity levels in check. Your guitars will thank you!

It’s not a bait and switch. This year is a throwback to the post WWII-era of instrument manufacturing, for better or worse.