Here at Sam Ash, we’ve had a front-row seat to the Les Paul legacy from day one — and the Gibson Les Paul Parlor Acoustic is a perfect reminder of why that legacy still matters. Inspired by the rare ...

The M-Track Duo is the best, most portable recording interface in its class. It delivers 48 kHz audio resolution in a compact and easy to use format that is ideal for creating music on any Mac, PC or ...

The WAZA Tube Amp Expander Core is a professional recording solution for capturing tube amp tones with exceptional quality. Our Tube Logic approach and reactive load design retain your amp’s natural ...

Currently most orders over $49.99 placed on our website ship for free! Expedited shipping is available at extra cost. If you have any questions about the gear we sell, our Sam Ash Gear Experts have ...

It might be that we, the guitar players, are too obsessed with our beloved instruments, but we’re sure that electric guitars provide things that many other instruments don’t. First off, they have some ...

The Michael Kelly Guitar Company started in 1999 building mandolins and acoustic bass guitars. The company’s founders noticed a lack of affordable, quality options in these markets and seized the ...

We’ve all been there. We show up at the venue with our feet sticking to the beer soaked wooden floors guitar in hand. The dim stage lights beginning to warm you up as you plug your Strat straight into ...

If you’ve been playing guitar for a while now, you’ve probably already begun to wonder about some of the subtle, yet important differences between guitar models. You may have found yourself thinking, ...

Whatever genre you’re into – rock, metal, metalcore, blues, jazz, or even pop music – distorted guitars are a bigger or lesser part of it. There is hardly any artist in modern music today that has ...

Once in a while the stars align to create the best there is, and out of rarity, comes legend. In the guitar world few models will turn as many heads as the mythical 1959 Gibson Les Paul. Played by ...

Back in the olden days of late seventies, one Scott Burnham, bearing the title of Pro Co Sound Inc.'s "Hippie in Charge of Technology", toiled away in a rat-infested basement of his employer's ...