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Three Radiohead songs, three completely different jobs for one pedal. The Whammy falling apart on "My Iron Lung," doing exactly what it was designed for on "Just," and behaving like a tape stop on "Subterranean Homesick Alien." Jake gets into all of it.
Everyone knows the "Heroes" vocal story: three mics, some gates, and famously...one track left on the tape. That part's true - but it's not the reason they did all that, and it's not what makes it sound like that. We rebuilt it three ways and got something wrong ourselves in the process.
"I've had a talk box since I was 16," notes guitar hero Slash. "First time I heard it was Frampton’s ‘Do You Feel Like We Do,’ then Jeff Beck’s ‘She’s a Woman,’ and Aerosmith’s live ‘Walk This Way.’ To me, it’s right up there with the Cry Baby® Wah: a classic effect that transforms your guitar into an extension of your own voice.”
The brand-new MXR Slash Signature Talk Box is based on the classic Heil circuit, and hot-rodded with Slash's signature style in mind. Offering an upgraded loudspeaker, better articulation, a thicker low end, all contained within an eye-catching red chassis...this stompbox was truly built to SAY SOMETHING. 🗣️
It says Gibson on the headstock. It used to have four strings and frets - now it has six strings and no frets. The pickups match no bass on earth. Somebody with real skill turned a '60s Gibson bass into a homemade Alembic, then vanished. Joe's Vintage listed it. We bought it.
One of the most famous guitar tones ever recorded has no amp on it. Just a direct signal through two 1176s being abused in two completely different ways. We rebuilt it with the real hardware, then with plugins, then with every 1176 in the studio stacked in series.
A two-string pawn shop bass. A Peavey that snapped in half mid-tour. A $180 Gibson that became Green Day's sound. A P-Bass cut from Hollywood Bowl bench wood. Mike Dirnt walked us through his entire career in gear.
Green Day's Mike Dirnt is opening his Reverb Shop and it went deeper than we expected — burned basses, the Dookie SVT cab, a Mesa touring rig, and a closet of stage-worn jackets from four eras. Full walkthrough is up now.
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What would you do for a chance to win a Fender American Ultra Luxe Telecaster for free?
All you have to do is save a listing on Reverb at this link: reverb.com/WinATele
Check out our 75 Telecasters Worth Saving, and tap the heart to be entered into the sweepstakes.
Entry period ends October 11, 2026. No purch. nec. Open to legal residents of the United States (incl. D.C.), United Kingdom, Canada. 18+. See full terms & conditions: reverb.com/legal/telecaster-save-win-sweepstakes
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Three Radiohead songs, three completely different jobs for one pedal. The Whammy falling apart on "My Iron Lung," doing exactly what it was designed for on "Just," and behaving like a tape stop on "Subterranean Homesick Alien." Jake gets into all of it.
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We're not kidding when we say that No I.D. may have the greatest and most complete studio collection on this planet...that we've seen yet, anyway.
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Everyone knows the "Heroes" vocal story: three mics, some gates, and famously...one track left on the tape. That part's true - but it's not the reason they did all that, and it's not what makes it sound like that. We rebuilt it three ways and got something wrong ourselves in the process.
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The Slash MXR Signature Talk Box has arrived! reverb.com/SlashTalkBox
"I've had a talk box since I was 16," notes guitar hero Slash. "First time I heard it was Frampton’s ‘Do You Feel Like We Do,’ then Jeff Beck’s ‘She’s a Woman,’ and Aerosmith’s live ‘Walk This Way.’ To me, it’s right up there with the Cry Baby® Wah: a classic effect that transforms your guitar into an extension of your own voice.”
The brand-new MXR Slash Signature Talk Box is based on the classic Heil circuit, and hot-rodded with Slash's signature style in mind. Offering an upgraded loudspeaker, better articulation, a thicker low end, all contained within an eye-catching red chassis...this stompbox was truly built to SAY SOMETHING. 🗣️
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It says Gibson on the headstock. It used to have four strings and frets - now it has six strings and no frets. The pickups match no bass on earth. Somebody with real skill turned a '60s Gibson bass into a homemade Alembic, then vanished. Joe's Vintage listed it. We bought it.
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One of the most famous guitar tones ever recorded has no amp on it. Just a direct signal through two 1176s being abused in two completely different ways. We rebuilt it with the real hardware, then with plugins, then with every 1176 in the studio stacked in series.
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A two-string pawn shop bass. A Peavey that snapped in half mid-tour. A $180 Gibson that became Green Day's sound. A P-Bass cut from Hollywood Bowl bench wood. Mike Dirnt walked us through his entire career in gear.
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Remembering the time Dolly Parton shared memories of her first guitar with us: reverb.com/news/dolly-parton-tells-us-about-her-fi…
There'll never be another like you, Dolly. RIP. 🖤
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Green Day's Mike Dirnt is opening his Reverb Shop and it went deeper than we expected — burned basses, the Dookie SVT cab, a Mesa touring rig, and a closet of stage-worn jackets from four eras. Full walkthrough is up now.
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