The Guitarcaster Podcast

Death By Audio. Nuff said.

Guitarcaster is strumming it’s last chord.

Jake wrote this episode and it is really good.

Trevor, Juan, and Jake meet Garland Effects.

Owner of Idiot Box Effects joins Juan, Jake, and Trevor for an episode dedicated to Matt’s company.

Trevor, Juan, and Jake get to know Nick Sadler, guitarist for the band Daughters.

Trevor, Juan, Cool Josh, and Jake, all bring in some of their favorite pieces of gear to share.

Tape Delay is discussed to its entirety this episode with Cool Josh, Captain Jake, In House Mad Scientist DS-Juan, and host, Trevor Smith.

The day Guitarcaster met Simon The Magpie!

Juan fixed two different Boss CE-1 Chorus Ensembles in the same week and asked Trevor to bring up his for a shoot out.

Guitarcaster covers the Guitarcaster coverage of Summer NAMM 2018.

Technical issues and scheduling conflicts threw a monkey wrench in the scheduled Guitarcaster topic, so Trevor and Juan decided toon a long form interview with Jake about how he started his company Steamboat Amps.

As promised, Guitarcaster is bringing you a bonus mini-episode that is bound to get you stoked about the latest pedal to drop from JHS Pedals. That pedal being the Tube Screamer recreation pedal named The Bonsai.

In celebration of the JHS Bonsai release, the Guitarcaster boys are covering the flagship lineup of pedals coming from this behemoth of a boutique effect company.

Rounding out a saga dedicated to Jareth, Ziggy, and that doomed spaceman Major Tom, Guitarcaster covers the remaining guitars played by David Bowie leftover from last episode in addition to the various guitarists throughout his career. . Be sure to listen to pt.1 if you haven’t already!

Trevor, Cool Josh, and Captain Jake come together this week to discuss the guitars of the Astro Man himself, David Bowie.

Trevor is accompanied by a likely cast of heshers in order to discuss the many flavors that make up the phenomena of reverb.

This episode is a second attempt at a really interesting subject- The origins of Rickenbacker International Corporation, or RIC. Trevor is joined by Jake and Juan to discuss the foresight of Francis Hall, how little Adolph Richenbacker knew about guitars, and the many passions of George Beauchamp. Per usual, no stone was left unturned. So the boys dive into Beatle-Mania, the kitschy stuff that rickenbacker built, as well as the modern day masterpieces the are creating today.

Trevor, Jake, Juan, and Cool Josh discuss, breakdown, and make fun of the legendary Chorus Ensemble series from BOSS/Roland- everything from the Jazz Chorus amplifiers that started it all to the modern day Wazacraft series and everything in between.

The guys decide to take a break from the normal format to reminisce about the gigs and jobs that have kept them up at night.

Trevor, Captain Jake, and Juan discuss the Fender Jaguar on today's episode. No stones were left unturned, covering everything from the Fender Mute system, floating vibratos, quick setup tips and tricks, all of the different signature guitars, as well as the various mods one can perform on their Fender Jaguar.

Trevor and Jake are joined this week by Steamboat Amplifiers' Juan Magana in order to discuss the history of a legend within the guitar world, that is Electro Harmonix.

On this week's episode, Trevor is joined by Smoke Break veterans Jake Rynearson and Austin Clark to discuss the green eyed demon of a pedal known as the Line 6 DL4 Delay Stompbox Modeling Pedal.

This week, Cool Josh and Trevor conclude their exploration within the elitist realm of aluminum guitars. Be sure to tune to listen to last week's episode, Aluminum Guitars PT.1, so that all of the jokes from this episode make sense.

This week, Cool Josh and Trevor begin their exploration within the elitist realm of aluminum guitars. Be sure to tune in next week for the conclusion to our saga.

This week, Trevor and Josh are joined by the knowledgeable (and hilarious) owner of Steamboat Amps, Jake Rynearson, to discuss the limited amount of information concerning the SUNN amplifier company.

Triangle, square, and sine wave forms that give way to bias shifting and signal shunting tremolos. This week's episode is so saturated with tremolo that Link Wray is rising from the grave just to listen.

From Wayne Charvel to Grover Jackson, and from Grover Jackson to IMC- this week's episode spans the 80's behemoth of a guitar company, the original hot rodded Strat builder, Charvel.

From Dave Reeves' conception of the Hylite Electronics company, to Biacrown running the Hiwatt name into the ground.

In the conclusion episode to the Frank Zappa saga, Trevor and Josh tie up the loose ends where they left off last week with Zappa. From his Gibson Switchmaster to his one off SG, we have comprised the most concise gear related piece of media concerning Frank Zappa's gear.

Frank Zappa from the cradle, all the way up to joining his first band. Serving as our first multi-segment episode, the facet that is Frank Zappa is too much to constrain to one episode. The latter half of the episode is dedicated to a guitar convention Trevor and Josh attended.

Zvex is serving as a current living legend within the guitar gear community. Paving the way as the original boutique pedal builder, Zachary Vex has since made some of the best fuzz pedals ever.

A catchall for one of the coolest transducers... The pickup! Where would we be as guitarists without it?

Trevor and Josh discuss George Beauchamp, Beatlemania, and Djent on a vintage 7 string lap steel. Also, Josh figures out a catch phrase.

This week's episode on The Guitarcaster Podcast covers Leo Fender's prolific life from the cradle to the grave.

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