2020 Issue 03 March

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Premier Guitar March 2020: 12 pro pedalboards (incl. Samantha Fish, Covet, Sleep, Nita Strauss, Brothers Osborne, and Judas Priest)—plus reader boards! Marcus King and Wood Brothers interviews. 12 guitar and bass gear reviews: PRS, Fender, EBS, Source Audio, Dean, Dunable, Quilter, and more.

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