Jingles, Jingles, Jingles

Episode 176: Jingles, Jingles, Jingles

Episode 176 of the Guitar Nerds podcast, hosted by Guitar Nerds, titled "Jingles, Jingles, Jingles" was published on July 17, 2018 and runs 68 minutes.

July 17, 2018 ·68m · Guitar Nerds

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Summary

This week Dan Grace rejoins Joe and Jay for a rather Fender orientated episode. We talk about some cool new amp kits, modular effects pedals, and tackle the task of organising guitar brands by their best body shape. Joe also plays A LOT of jingles... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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This week Dan Grace rejoins Joe and Jay for a rather Fender orientated episode. We talk about some cool new amp kits, modular effects pedals, and tackle the task of organising guitar brands by their best body shape. Joe also plays A LOT of jingles...

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