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"That was the one and only thing I found with Strats that I don't like. I think they're awful": Yngwie Malmsteen reveals the one spec of certain Stratocasters he's not a fan of - Vimarsana News

"That was the one and only thing I found with Strats that I don't like. I think they're awful": Yngwie Malmsteen reveals the one spec of certain Stratocasters he's not a fan of

While this feature might not work for him, Malmsteen admits other players make it “sound great”

"I dreamt up the Super Distortion because I wanted to improve my guitar without chiseling a hole in the body!" On its 50th anniversary, guitarist and inventor Larry DiMarzio remembers how his company changed electric guitars forever - Vimarsana News

"I dreamt up the Super Distortion because I wanted to improve my guitar without chiseling a hole in the body!" On its 50th anniversary, guitarist and inventor Larry DiMarzio remembers how his company changed electric guitars forever

A massive hit with everyone from Kiss to The Grateful Dead, Larry DiMarzio’s pickup was the start of something big

"In a funny way, the Super Distortion is the SM57 of the guitar pickup business. It's got a s***-ton of hits": Larry DiMarzio on the humbucker that changed the game - Vimarsana News

"In a funny way, the Super Distortion is the SM57 of the guitar pickup business. It's got a s***-ton of hits": Larry DiMarzio on the humbucker that changed the game

In the early ’70s, Larry DiMarzio single-handedly kickstarted the entire aftermarket pickup industry with his hot-output Super Distortion. We met NYC’s king of tone to find out how he did it

35 years of Fender Mexico: a timeline - Vimarsana News

35 years of Fender Mexico: a timeline

How Fender's Mexican plant went from converted church with a handful of employees to the powerhouse facility behind some of its top-selling instruments