Golden Age of Gear – hosted by Joey Landreth & Derek from Revv Amps
Golden Age of Gear - hosted by Joey Landreth & Derek from Revv Amps
Podcast Description
This is the golden age of guitar gear! With so many awesome options available for players, it’s a thrilling time for musicians of all styles. Join Joey Landreth and Derek Eastveld as they hang out and geek out over the gear that’s inspiring them right now. From killer pedals to amazing guitars, they’ll showcase the tools inspire and excite them, helping to fuel their creativity as guitarists.
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The show emphasizes guitar equipment, discussing topics such as the design and functionality of amps and pedals, with episodes spotlighting specific products like the Joey Landreth D25 amp, Catlinbread Topanga Reverb, and Kingsley Troubadour preamp pedal, highlighting their features and performance impressions.
This is the golden age of guitar gear! With so many awesome options available for players, it’s a thrilling time for musicians of all styles.
Join Joey Landreth and Derek Eastveld as they hang out and geek out over the gear that’s inspiring them right now. From killer pedals to amazing guitars, they’ll showcase the tools inspire and excite them, helping to fuel their creativity as guitarists.
Fuzz Faces | Golden Age of Gear Ep. 46
This week on Golden Age of Gear, Derek & Joey get fuzzy with a table full of legendary and boutique fuzz face pedals — from an original Arbiter England Fuzz Face to custom builds from Dominion Fuzz and DanDrive.
They talk about why old carbon-zinc batteries make fuzz pedals sound different, how small tweaks change tone, and whether obsessing over cables, batteries, and power supplies actually matters once the drummer starts playing.
In this episode:
– Vintage Arbiter Fuzz Face vs modern boutique builds
– Dominion “Crocus” Fuzz & DanDrive Vocooder demos
– Why “bad” batteries and messy circuits sometimes sound better
– Fuzz tone myths, power supply talk, and real-world playing tests
It’s equal parts tone nerdery and comedy — the perfect hang for anyone who loves guitar pedals, fuzz history, and gear rabbit holes!
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