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I am all about getting deals. That’s why I write about AMS every day. However what is the one thing better than a good deal? Something free. If you haven’t started using music freeware, you are missing out. Basically there are tons of generous programmers out there who like to work on group projects and develop freeware. Granted this stuff usually doesn’t run as well as the expensive programs, and it might have a few kinks, but it is FREE! A good site to get you started with some freeware and shareware is hitsquad
Perhaps an even better site yet is http://freemusicsoftware.org/category/free-audio-software
That site has loads of free music software which is categorized very nicely. For example you can choose from “audio and midi sequencers,” “audio analysis,” “audio editors,” and tons of other categories loaded with free music software. If you have never tried branching out into freeware, now might be the time.
Additionally, freemusicsoftware has software for every OS so it doesn’t matter whether you are running mac, windows, or linux, they have you covered.
Don’t forget that there are plenty of other sites out there with great freeware. If you have a knack for computer science, most of these programs publish their code for you to freely edit and post on the web. You may be able to get these free programs and then customize them even further. 

I just recently covered the Washburn mandolin which is sure to be the perfect fit for many of you. However I know some of you want to see what kind of electric mandolins are on the market. My choice is the Fender FM52E Acoustic Electric Mandolin. First and foremost, this mandolin looks like it belongs to a rocker. To see a pic, visit AMS. This electric mandolin by fender is definitely the best looking mandolin I have ever seen. It has a jet black finish which gives you a professional, completed look.
Right now this Acoustic Electric mandolin is available for just 239.99 on AMS. Basically you are saving 100 bucks off the list price. If you are looking to break into a new sound, the electric mandolin might be the way to go. It will give your music a blues texture without warping your original sound. It makes for a great additional sound that is not too powerful. In my opinion, experimenting with blues instruments can really make a rock band shine.

This is an A style mandolin with a single coil pickup and comes with volume and tone controls. This instrument is highly customizable, as you can use it for so many things.

If you want to learn more, visit AMS.

Here are the Fender FM52E Acoustic Electric Mandolin Specs:

* Body Style: Flat Mandolin
* Top: Spruce
* Back and Sides: Nato
* Neck: Nato
* Markers: Dot
* Fingerboard: Rosewood
* Fingerboard Length: 9.96 inches
* Scale Length: 13.7 inches
* Body Depth: 1.85 inches
* Pickguard: Black 2-Ply
* Body Edge: 4-Ply
* Tuners: Chrome
* Pickups: One Single Coil
* Controls: Volume, Tone

If you have never considered the mandolin, consider it now. While it may not be the sexiest instrument, it can add a unique sound and flair to your band which might just give you the distinguishing factor that you are looking for. The harmonica can do the same thing. The Washburn M1K Mandolin Package on AMS has everything you need to get started. It comes with a great standard Washburn mandolin which is a name you know is reliable. This package is on sale for just 199 which is 37 percent off the list price. With the package you get the mandolin, a gig bag, pitch pipe, picks, and an instructional book to get you started. Furthermore this is a Washburn so it comes complete with a limited lifetime warranty.

If you really want to give your band some distinguishing flavor, a mandolin might really be the right way to go. To check this one out, visit AMS

I was strolling through the American Musical Supply site when suddenly I spotted the most beautiful guitar of my life. It was the Ibanez BTB776PB 6 String Electric Bass Guitar which has a beautiful amber finish. This guitar is not for the amateur. It is priced at 949 which is 25 percent off the list price. Take a look at a pic of this guitar here at AMS.

This guitar will give you some serious sex appeal on stage. It was built for low tunings and churns out perfect tone. The Ibanez Bartonlini MK2 pickups are some of the best out there. They will give you the strongest tone with a warm response and exceptional dynamics.

My favorite part of this guitar is the huge 5 piece 35 inch scale thru-neck which allows you to really play your best.

If you want to learn more about this amazing instrument, visit AMS

Here are some specs and features for the best Ibanez I have seen:

* Neck Material: 5 piece maple/bubinga
* Neck Type: BTB6 thru-neck
* Scale Length: 35 inches
* Radius: 1000mm
* Body: Mahogany with poplar burl top
* Frets: Medium
* Fingerboard: Rosewood
* Inlay: Abalone Dot
* Bridge: Mono Rail II
* Neck Pickup: Bartolini MK2-6-F
* Bridge Pickup: Bartolini MK2-6-R
* Hardware: Cosmos Black
* Case: Optional

Today I wanted to take a break from my usual posts about music gear and suggest something that would benefit EVERYONE in the music community from artists to customers. Well actually, the record companies might not benefit, but I’m ok with that.

Why don’t more bands begin recording in their own studios and selling music through their websites and traditional mediums such as walmart, target ect? I am proposing a complete boycott of Itunes. If every band kept selling their music through regular stores like Target but stopped selling on Itunes, something wonderful would occur. Patrons would be forced to buy either a hard copy of the cd, at which they tend to pay 1 dollar per song. OR . . . patrons would buy music via the musicians website where they would pay about .85 cents per song. Right now only .65 goes to the musicians and their affiliates through Itunes. Itunes takes .35 for every song sold. If we could eliminate them as a middle man, every musician could start selling music for 15 cents cheaper while making an additional 20 cents per song. Therefore the musicians profits go up by about 30 percent while our prices go down by 14 percent. Everybody wins except for Itunes. Additionally if more musicians began recording in their own studios and promoting themselves, they would have less people to share profits with. This would mean yet another discount in the price of music.

What’s better than a state of the art recording device? The new Zoom Q3 Portable Video Digital Recorder goes one step further by capturing high quality video and sound so that you can record all of your hottest gigs. This is literally the best video hand recorder on the market today. This recording device is perfect for capturing live performances, interviews, conferences, and educational tasks. It is just like a compact video recorder except that it was designed and built for musicians to record sound and video of the utmost quality.

This device comes with everything you need to capture and edit your movies. The HandyShare editing software is intuitive and easy to learn and utilize. It also comes with a 2GB SD card which will give you an hour of sound and video recording. It holds the capability to utilize a 32 GB SDHC card which would give you 16 hrs of video.

Right now if you preorder this product it comes with a FREE gig bag! It is listed for just 249 on AMS which is 165 dollars cheaper than the list price! To learn more and see pictures of this awesome device, visit AMS.

Here are some of the many features of this breathtaking device:

* Built-in stereo condenser microphones with X/Y configuration for true stereo imaging
* Get up to 1 hour of video with bundled 2GB SD card
* Accepts up to a 32GB SDHC card for 16 hours of recording time
* Large 2.4 inch LCD display with a resolution of 320 x 240
* Video resolution of 640 x 480 at 30 frames/sec
* Video Format: MPEG-4 SP
* NTSC / PAL TV output
* Optics Lens Type: Fixed Focus (0.8m to infinity)
* Audio formats with video include 44.1/48kHz 16/24-bit Linear PCM WAV or MP3 up to 320kbps
* Audio only formats include 96kHz 16/24-bit Linear PCM WAV
* Auto Record Level automatically adjusts audio levels during recordings
* Uses two standard AA batteries or NiMH rechargeable batteries
* USB 2.0 with built-in cable
* Windows and Mac OS compatible
* Built-in speaker and tripod mount
* Includes on-board editing software, YouTube uploader software, Apple Quicktime, TV cable, softcase, windscreen, 2GB SD card, two AA Batteries

If you are looking for some specific guidance on music related gear, you have to check out the chat page on AMS. The chat page puts you in contact with registered AMS product specialists who will help determine your needs based on what you tell them. You tell them about your music needs such as what kind of venues you perform at or if you need recording options ect. They will then make helpful product suggestions based on your specific needs. It is not one of those cases where they are pushing you for a sale. You are basically chatting through a portal like instant messenger about music gear. You will be talking with specialists who love music and want to help you out. It's no high pressure sales pitch.
Even if you just want to learn a little more about the technology, I would encourage you to visit the AMS chat help board here.
If we are all being honest, music technology can be very complicated. One of the goals of this blog is to help explain available music technology and various instruments so that musicians have a better understanding of the gear that can help them perform better. However you will find that AMS houses tons of products. Unfortunately I can't write a post on every item on AMS. That's why you should check out the chat portal at AMS so that you can ask specific questions to a live person on the other end, any time you want.

To check it out, visit AMS.

Who would have thought you could get a decent acoustic for $180? That’s how much I paid for my first acoustic and it wasn’t so hot. However I can assure you the Washburn D11 Acoustic isn’t a cheap guitar. It normally retails for over 300 bucks. AMS is simply having a huge sale right now which benefits you.
This acoustic has some serious sex appeal. To see a pic, check it out at AMS
This guitar comes complete with a limited lifetime warranty because Washburn knows that they have churned out yet another quality product.
A Bit about Washburn . . .
Washburn has been making quality guitars for over a century now, which means they pretty much have it down to a science. They started out in Chicago in 1883 and built a reputation for themselves as having some of the best guitars in the world. Washburns have been used by famous musicians in every field of music from blues to rock.
If you want to learn a little more and take a look at this guitar, visit AMS
Here are some specs and features:
0. Standard Dreadnought
0. Mountain Ash Top
0. Mountain Ash sides & back
0. Bound body and rosette
0. Mahogany neck
0. Rosewood fingerboard and bridge
0. Dot inlaid fingerboard
Body
0. Standard Dreadnought
0. Mountain Ash Top
0. Mountain Ash sides & back
0. ABS IV1.5/B0.5/IV1/B0.5/IV0.5 Top binding
0. ABS 1.5mm Ivory back binding
Neck/Fingerboard
0. Neck scale 25 1/2 inch 650mm
0. 20 Frets
0. Joined at the 14th fret
0. Nato neck material
0. ABS 1.5mm Ivory neck binding
0. Fingerboard radius 320mm
0. Sonokelin fingerboard
0. Standard (2.7mm) fretwire
Finish
0. Color/clear/buffed gloss top finish
0. Color/clear/buffed gloss neck finish
Hardware
0. Sonokelin bridge
Dean Markley strings

As part of the clearance going on at AMS the Ampeg B200R is on sale for just $280 instead of $850. That is a savings of $570 on this high end Bass combo amp. You will NEVER find a deal like this at your neighborhood music shop. You can’t even buy used equipment for this cheap.
This amp is a remake of the very popular B-100R by Ampeg except with some important new features. It has 220 Watts RMS and a 15 inch Eminence driver. It is designed to have that 70’s look which will take you back a few years. This product is for a mid or small sized gig, I wouldn’t recommend it for real large performances.
If you want to learn more or buy one of these sweet amps, check em out at AMS
Here are some specs and features:
0. Tube Preamp, Solid-State Power Amp
0. 220 Watts RMS
0. Custom Designed 15 Inch Eminence Speaker
0. Headphone Output
0. Preamp: Tube (1 x 12AU7)
0. Power Amp: Solid-State
0. RMS Power Output: 220-Watts
0. Component 1: Custom Designed 15 inch Eminence Speaker
0. Tone Controls: 4-Band EQ
0. Mid Tone Control: Ultra Mid
0. Balanced Line Out: Yes with Level Control
0. Headphone Output: Yes
0. Dimensions (H x W x D inches): 22.25 x 22.25 x 14.25
0. Weight: 69 pounds

If you are looking for a cheap new Whammy Pedal, grab the DigiTech for just 170 right now on AMS (80 bucks off). This is a redesigned version of one of the best pedals made by DigiTech. The original pedal was introduced over ten years ago. Since then it has developed a reputation as the premier Whammy Pedal. It sells for premiums at auction and at used sales.
This new Whammy by DigiTech has the same metal construction, controls, and presets as the original Whammy. It has all the same effects as the original too. Basically you would have paid an arm and a leg for a used version of one of these before DigiTech revamped production and brought them back. Now you can get a brand new one for just 170 bucks.
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this product. It is the best your money will buy. To learn more, check out AMS
Here are some specs and features:
0. Original Whammy performance
0. Original Whammy presets
0. New Dive Bomb effect
0. Rugged new industrial chassis design
0. LED indicated Display Preset selection
0. MIDI In for remote control
0. Wet-Dry outputs
0. Power supply included
0. Sample Rate: 46.875 kHz
0. Frequency Response Dry: 20 Hz to 20kHz
0. Frequency Response Wet: 20 Hz to 12kHz
0. Signal to Noise Ratio: Greater than -95dB (A weighted); ref = max level, 22 kHz bandwidth
0. THD: 0.006% (1kHz); ref = 1dBu w/ unity gain
0. A/D Conversion: 24 bit
0. D/A Conversion: 24 bit
0. Max Input: +8.8 dBu
0. Max Output: +8.8 dBu
0. Pitch Bend: +2/-3 Octaves
0. Detune: -4 to -30 cents
0. Dimensions: 8" (L) x 6.3" (W) x 2.5" (H)
0. Weight: 3.5 lbs. (1.6 kg)

Right now the Tapco 6925 PA Speaker is on sale for just 300 bucks which is half off its regular price. This PA speaker is perfect for any gig. This is one of the most portable PA systems you will find. It was designed to give you the most output possible for its compact size because they understand that everyone doesn’t have a tour buss to store supplies on. This speaker will outperform even the “better” name brands of comparable size. It is really a bargain for what you are getting. It is made with durable material to withstand the hardships of travel and transport. If you are hard on your stuff but need strong, reliable sound, the Tapco 6925 is for you.

If you want to learn more about this deal, you can check it out at AMS

Here are some specs and figures for your consideration:

0. Mackie-designed 2-way full-range loudspeaker
0. 1 inch HF compression driver
0. Dual 15 inch high-precision LF drivers, vented
0. Built-in HF driver protection circuitry
0. 600 watts continuous power handling
0. 8 ohm impedance
0. Speakon and 1/4 inch inputs
0. Rugged composite vinyl covering
0. Protective corner bumpers
0. Configuration: Dual 15 inch two-way
0. Frequency Response (-10dB): 51-18 kHz
0. Impedance: 8 ohms
0. Power Handling (continuous): 600 watts
0. Power Handling (program): 1200 watts
0. Sensitivity (1W/1m): 102dB SPL
0. Dispersion (HxV): 90x50
0. Dimensions (HxWxD): 43.9 x 16.8 x 15.6 inches
0. Weight: 75 lbs.

$860 Yamaha Electric Guitar for $300
Right now as part of their clearance, AMS is selling the Yamaha RBX4 A2 Electric Bass Guitar for just $300 instead of the list price of $860. This is a crazy deal for a quality made bass guitar by Yamaha. This guitar has one of the sexiest designs I have seen, yet AMS has it priced where everyone can afford it. They must be overstocked or something because I can’t understand why they would ever sell it for under 5 or 6 hundred.
This guitar has Yamaha's revolutionary A.I.R. technology which creates state of the art sound by sandwiching lightweight and resonant softwoods between harder tonewoods.
Honestly I would go grab one of these quick since they are certainly priced to run out quick. This is not the kind of deal you will see every day. If you want to learn more, visit AMS

Here are some specs and features from AMS:

0. Proprietary A.I.R. (Alternative Internal Resonance) construction body
0. LED lit cylindrical die-cast volume and pickup selection knobs
0. Yamaha Custom Shop Designed Single Coil pickups
0. Construction: Bolt-on
0. Body: A.I.R. (Alternative Internal Resonance) Construction
0. Neck: Maple
0. Fingerboard: Rosewood
0. Frets: 24
0. Scale Length: 34 inches (864 mm)
0. Radius: 10 5/8 inches (250 mm)
0. Bridge: Die-cast
0. Pickups: 2 Custom Shop Designed Y.A.S.H. Single Coil Pickups
0. Controls:
0th. Front Volume
0th. Rear Volume
0th. Master Tone
0th. L.E.D. Lit Pickup Indicator and Selector
Warranty: Yamaha Limited Lifetime

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The Mackie M4000 Stereo Power Amplifier is on sale right now for 469.98 which is 62 percent off the list price. Limited quantities exist at this price because they are simply liquidating the item. This Amp comes packed with all the power you will need for any gig as well as crisp, clear sound.

This device is special because it was developed to pull as much energy out of a standard power outlet as possible. Where other amps are limited by power outlets, the Mackie M4000 was designed to maximize power capabilities with standard outlets giving you more amp power and sound. This model also comes with built-in limiters and negative feedback.

The final quality feature of this product is the Fast Recovery and Adaptive Slew circuitry which lets you go into the red without sound issues.
If you want to learn more, visit AMS

Here are some specs and features:

• High Efficiency Class-H Stereo Power Amplifiers deliver more clean power and less destructive heat from a standard 120/240V power outlet
• Adaptive Slewing Technology for incredibly fast transient response with minimal distortion
• Fast Recovery circuitry reduces distortion at the edge of clipping and beyond
• Switchable 150Hz LPF/HPF for instant 2-way loudspeaker systems
• Extensive Protection Circuits for power supply over-temperature protection, low voltage / brownout protection, and fusible resistors throughout
• Low feedback / Low distortion design with triple Darlington output stag
• True 2-Ohm power drive capability means the M-series can sustain real-world 2-Ohm loads

Stereo Mode

• 8 ohms per channel: 800 Watts
• 4 ohms per channel: 1300 Watts
• 2 ohms per channel: 2000 Watts

Bridge Mono Mode

• 8 ohms: 2600 Watts
• 4 ohms: 4000 Watts

The Boss GT10 Guitar Multi Effects Pedal is the perfect effects pedal for the professional musician. It is the most advanced pedal made by Boss. It has a custom DSP engine as well as a floorboard powerhouse which provides ample improvement in every way to previous models. This device will give you unmatched tone quality and clarity with a load of effects capabilities and options. Additionally it has one of the easiest and most user friendly interfaces you can find.

The EZ Tone wizard generates high end sounds easily and rapidly for your convenience.

This is my pick if you are a serious musician looking for a Multi-Effects Pedal that will run the gamut.

To watch an informative video, check it out at AMS.



Here are the features and specs for this incredible piece of equipment:

* Massive tone, advanced effects, and a more natural and musical response
* EZ Tone wizard provides an easy-to-use, intuitive sound creation interface
* Parallel effects chain offers two separate effects paths, including COSM amp models
* Create sound-on-sound loops with onboard Phrase Loop function
* Large LCD and bright LED enable high visibility even in bright sunlight or Dark Venues
* USB capability accommodates streaming audio and MIDI data in real time

* AD Conversion: 24-bit + AF method
* DA Conversion: 24-bit
* Sampling Frequency: 44.1 kHz
* Program Memories:
o User: 200
o Preset: 200
* Nominal Input Level:
o INPUT: -10 dBu
o RETURN: -10 dBu
* Input Impedance:
o INPUT: 1 M ohm
o RETURN: 220 k ohms
* Nominal Output Level:
o OUTPUT: -10 dBu / +4 dBu
o SEND: -10 dBu
* Output Impedance:
o OUTPUT: 2 k ohms
o SEND: 3 k ohms
* Dynamic Range:

100 dB or greater (IHF-A)

* Digital Output: Coaxial type (IEC60958)
* Display:
o Graphic LCD: 132 x 64 dots
o Backlit: 7 segments
o LED: 3 characters
* Connectors:
o INPUT jack (1/4 inch phone type)
o OUTPUT L/MONO, R jacks (1/4 inch phone type)
o PHONES jack (Stereo 1/4 inch phone type)
o EXT LOOP jacks SEND, RETURN (1/4 inch phone type)
o AMP CONTROL jack (1/4 inch phone type)
o EXP PEDAL 2/CTL3,4 jack (1/4 inch TRS phone type)
o USB connector
o DIGITAL OUT jack
o MIDI connectors IN, OUT
o DC IN jack
* Power Supply: DC 9 V (AC Adaptor: Included)
* Current Draw: 800 mA
* Included Accessories:
o AC Adaptor (Roland PSB-1U)
o Owner's Manual
* Optional Accessories:
o Footswitch: BOSS FS-5U
o Dual Footswitch: BOSS FS-6
o Expression Pedal: BOSS FV-500L/500H or Roland EV-5
* Dimensions:
o Width: 21-3/8 inches (542 mm)
o Depth: 10-3/4 inches (272 mm)
o Height: 3-1/16 inches (77 mm)
* Weight: 10 lbs 13 oz (4.9 kg)

Move that old acoustic piano out of the way and make room for the Yamaha YDP223 Digital Home Piano. This thing will have you wondering whether or not it is digital or acoustic. It has unequivocal class and style which you have to see for yourself at AMS. IT comes with a 88 –key Graded Hammer keyboard and 14 sterio-sampled Yamaha AWM sounds. It also comes with digital reverb, chorus and brilliance effects, and so many more. You can’t match the quality for the price of this digital piano. It is especially useful for home recordings.

Here is a recent user review which sums it up:
If you are looking for an exceptional digital piano at a great price, the Yamaha YDP223 won't let you down. Excellent weighted key action, beautiful rich sounds...especially when the piano and strings are layered during performance. Peavy, Robinson & Houston used the Yamaha YDP223 Digital Piano in studio recording sessions. For optimal recording purposes, Peavy, Robinson & Houston set the piano tone slider to bright, and recorded the keyboard and strings tracks separately (no layering effects while recording). The rich vibrant sounds are gorgeous.

If you want to learn more, check out AMS

Here are the Yamaha YDP223 Specifications:

* Keyboard: 88 Key GH (Graded Hammer Effect) Weighted Action
* Tone Generator: Stereo Sampling, Advanced Wave Memory
* Polyphony: 64 Notes Maximum
* Voice Selector: Grand Piano 1, Grand Piano 2, Electric Piano 1, Electric Piano 2, Harpsichord 1, Harpsichord 2, Vibraphone, Church Organ 1, Church Organ 2, Jazz Organ, Strings1, Strings2, Choir, Guitar Plus Dual Voice (Combine Two Voices At Once)
* Effects: Reverb, Effect, Brilliance
* Volume: Master Volume Control
* Controls: Dual, Metronome, Transpose, Touch (Hard/Medium/Soft/Fixed), Functions, Speaker On/Off
* Recording/Playback: 2-Track Recording/Playback, 1 User Song, Tempo Adjustment, Synchro Start
* Pedal: Sustain (Damper), Sostenuto, Soft
* Metronome: Tempo: 32-280 bpm
* Pitch Control: 427.0 Hz – 453.0 Hz (Standard Pitch 440.0 Hz) in about 0.2 Hz steps
* Demo Songs: 14 Voice Demo Songs, 50 Preset Songs with Song Book
* Jacks/Connectors: MIDI (In/Out/Thru), To Host, Headphones x 2, Aux In, Aux Out (L/L+R, R), Aux Out (Level Fixed) (L,R)
* Main Amplifiers: 20W x 2
* Speakers: 16cm x 2
* Dimensions: 54 x 21 x 34 Inches (1371.6 x 533.4 x 863.6 mm) (W x D x H)
* Weight: 133 Pounds (51.3 kg)

This mic has a 24-bit analog-to-digital conversion at the transmitter to catch even the smallest details of your vocals. No part of your performance will be missed with this mic. Its got visual appeal as well, to see a pic, visit AMS.
You can communicate with the receiver up to 300 feet away leaving you free to run off into the crowd with your mic never experiencing any sound difficulties. This mic is the real deal and a steal for just 500 bucks

To learn more, visit AMS

Here are some sweet features:
* 24-bit A/D conversion
* Extended frequency response (10 Hz–20 kHz) matches that of high-quality audio cables
* Extended operating range (300-foot line-of-sight)
* Expanded dynamic range (>115 dB)
* Compression-free signal for a wired feel
* Cardioid microphone polar pattern
* Exclusive dual-RF anti-jam technologies provide immunity from static, interference and dropouts
* 5 compatible user-selectable channels (can be used simultaneously)
* Roams freely throughout N. and S. America
* 8 hours of continuous microphone battery life
* 2009 compliant
* Full two-year warranty
* Includes rackmount receiver with hardware, wireless microphone with transmitter, all necessary accessories including antennae, batteries and power supply

I am a big fan of having your own recording setup. When you are first starting out, you don't need to have the best recording options. Really, all you need is something to record your band in a decent manner so that you can upload your music to the web and burn some cds. Don't let all the pricey recording equipment intimidate you. Today I will help you find out what you need for basic recording. First and foremost, a computer. If you are reading this, you already have that piece of the equipment. If you want to go real basic, try grabbing an inexpensive handheld recorder which you can find here, at AMS

If you want one step up, check out the Zoom HD16CD Digital Multitrack Recorder. This recorder actually gives you the option of recording to your computer or burning strait to a cd, which makes this an incredibly portable solution. This setup is highly customizable so you can make some truly professional sound. Right now you can grab it on AMS for 539.95 which is 600 less than it costs anywhere else. While 500 bucks is still a lot of money, it's not for what you get. It comes with all the audio inputs you will need and an advanced mic which is great with noise reduction and only picking up the good stuff. This setup has everything you need to get started.

To learn more about the Zoom HD16CD check it out at AMS.

AMS is currently having a three day long call in sale where you can purchase Korg gear for deeply discounted prices. Right now the prices are so low that AMS is not legally allowed to publish them on the website.

When AMS sells items for deeply discounted prices they cannot publish the rates because of agreements with distributors. Typically distributors don’t like vendors to sell items too inexpensively because it lowers the perceived value of the item. That is why when AMS has specials, you will sometimes have to enter your email address or call in in order to learn the price of the item you are considering. Rest assured, it is worth the extra effort!

If you want to call in for some of the best deals of a lifetime, the number is 1800 458 4076. You have to mention the cod “fireworks” to get the special fourth of July promo rates. The lines are open 24/7 so call at your convenience.

Some items included in the sale are:

Korg M3 61 Key Synthesizer Workstation Sampler

Korg D3200 Digital Multitrack Recorder

Korg M50 88 Key Synthesizer Keyboard

Korg M3 88 Key Synthesizer Workstation Sampler

Korg MR1000 Pro Portable Digital Recorder

Korg PX4D Pandora Personal Multi Effects Processor

Korg PX5D Pandora Guitar and Bass Multi Effects Processor

And so many more. Check it out now at AMS