Latest Update - Gamechanger Audio and Teachable


Hey Reader

I hope you had a wonderful Christmas period and New Year.

The latest review is now up which is for the Gamechanger Audio Plasma Coil Third Man pedal, which is a pretty unique distortion / fuzz with octave down and up possibilites. Created in conjuction with Jack White, it encapsulates his sound on many of his songs.

Check it out here:

As well as this, I've been working on adding some lessons to Teachable - the one on Triads will be out soon and you can access this for free for a time once it's up as a subscriber. I'll let you know when this is available.

Have fun, and remember to add any comments to the review. You can even request demos and lessons.

All the best,

Sam Goffen

Goffen Music Schools, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP4 9RT
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Hi, I'm Sam and I've been involved in education for more than 25 years and played the guitar for over 30. I love all things guitar and music, and wish to share things I've learned with people just like you who share the same passion. My content is based on guitar lessons and gear reviews. Check it out - I think You'll like it

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