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2022 Issue 12 December
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2022’s best gear! Plus, interviews with Polyphia, Vernon Reid & Jamaaladeen Tacuma, and Snarky Puppy; behind the scenes of Fender’s American Vintage II Series; and new gear by PRS, Martin, Boss, Maestro, Dr. Z, Origin Effects, God City, and DSM Humboldt.
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