Compendium Engineering Latest about Compendium Engineering Nail Knuckle Puck’s saturated pop-punk tones with the band’s new 20/20 Overdrive pedal By Richard Bienstock published 4 August 20 Collaboration between Knuckle Puck guitarist Nick Casasanto and Compendium Engineering sports a dual drive/boost circuit design Effects & Pedals Get The Pick NewsletterAll the latest guitar news, interviews, lessons, reviews, deals and more, direct to your inbox!Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors MORE FROM GUITARWORLD...1I played in a covers band for years, and swore by one pickup combination that covered everything. With $400 off this Charvel San Dimas, this is the HSS guitar I’d be picking up this Prime Day2Forget Amazon for guitar deals - Sweetwater has an irresistible $200 off Epiphone’s 1964 SG Reissue for all Iommi and Angus fans3Always thought in-ear monitors were too expensive? This mega Prime Day sale on Linsoul IEMs says otherwise – invest from as little as $39.99 and find out why more amateur players than ever are using them4Sweetwater is looking to Seek & Destroy Amazon with the very best Prime Day guitar deal for Metallica fans – save $359 off the iconic Kirk Hammett White Zombie5“I said to my tour manager, ‘I need 350 bucks,’ which he wasn’t happy about. That bass changed my career”: In 1981, Pino Palladino bought a fretless StingRay that altered the course of his musical life – now it’s been recreated as a signature model
Nail Knuckle Puck’s saturated pop-punk tones with the band’s new 20/20 Overdrive pedal By Richard Bienstock published 4 August 20 Collaboration between Knuckle Puck guitarist Nick Casasanto and Compendium Engineering sports a dual drive/boost circuit design
