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he guitar synthesizer has had a fraught relationship with players. Tracking issues and sonic fashion has limited interest in the past. Today, the sheer number of products on the market dedicated to making your guitar sound like a synthesizer is a firm indicator that this is changing. In this series, I will be covering some of the new effects pedals

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