The Way Huge Green Rhino and the Dunlop Volume Pedal were reviewed to critical acclaim in Guitar Player Magazine’s March issue, with the Volume pedal winning an Editor’s Pick Award. Check out the review below. Guitar Player Review’s Dunlop Volume Pedal and Way Huge Green Rhino

We asked and you answered—over a thousand of you sent in submissions for our photo contest showing us your love for Tortex picks! We loved what we got so we thought we’d put a video together with some of the pics you sent in as a thanks. Check it out! We think you’re gonna love it. Submissions for our photo contest (win ten a year supply of guitar picks + $1,000 in gear) end in two weeks and then voting starts, so if you haven’t entered be sure to soon.

Are 6 strings not enough for you? Tired of your low B string feeling like spaghetti? Then this weeks giveaway is perfect for you! Our Heavy Core 7 String Set gauge was specifically designed for definition, tonal balance and superior intonation for the guitar player who wants to deliver some serious heavy metal thunder. You’ll also receive a Heavy Core Hat and 6 Heavy Core Tortex III .88mm picks which combines the tone and feel you love about tortex with the speed and precision from a Jazz III tip.

Don’t miss an all new episode of Guitar Center Sessions featuring Dunlop Artists Bad Religion premiering Saturday, June 25th at 10 p.m. on DIRECTV’s Audience Network (channel 239) and in 3D on n|3D powered by Panasonic.

Performances include American Jesus, Wrong Way Kids, Sorrow, Generator, The Resist Stance, 21st Century Digital Boy and Infected along with an intimate interview with Nic Harcourt.

Check out Guitar World’s review of the MXR Custom Badass ’78 Distortion.

Taylor Barefoot spent sometime in his studio demonstrating pedals from our Dunlop, Way Huge and MXR families. He set up 5 different “mini rigs”: Rock, Classic,
Country, Heavy, Bass. The video looks and SOUNDS great. Big props to the Barefoot team who put this all together.

Michael demonstrates the icy, crystalline liquidity of the MXR M234 Analog Chorus, using a Gibson 335 into the pedal and then into a Mesa Boogie Lone Star Special amplifier.

According to the July issue of Guitar World Magazine’s article “Mass Effect: The Top 50 Stomp Boxes, Devices and processors of all time,” Dunlop has placed 8 pedals out of 50 in the list, making us the most represented out of any one single manufacturer. The list was based on a mix of popularity, originality, and influence. We’ve attached the whole article at the bottom (from order of rank), but if you want to get right to the goods you can just check out the list below.

Dunlop Strings, Cry Baby and MXR artists TRIVIUM will release their new album, “In Waves”, on August 9 via Roadrunner Records. This marks the second record Trivium has used Dunlop Strings for the recording of a record.

Premier Guitar caught up with guitar tech Elwood Francis who gives us a look at ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons’ array of guitars, including the famous fur guitar, and lets us in on how Billy has everything set up for their tour. 13 minutes in we get a look at his signature Mexican Lottery Brand Dunlop [...]