The musicians lab is back with its review of the 2011 Winter NAMM show. Join our roving reporter James Hogan as he picks apart the high & low points of NAMM. James and Tomas discuss Rupert Neve’s new preamps as well as some of the amazing BAE preamps. We also analyze some stupendous news from Protools, but most importantly we find out what Gene Simmons, Captain Kirk and Yngwie have in common.

Complete your Thanksgiving feasting with a tasty new Tone podcast. Listen in reverence as our pious hosts discuss more of the intricacies that help shape the sound of three of the most used amps in Rock & Roll: Marshall, Vox and Fender.

Listen in disbelief as Harry Jacobson, Tomas Cataldo & special guest Bruce Marcolina unveil the facts behind three of the most coveted guitar amplifiers in history.

Listen to the triumphant return of Terry Syrek as he mediates the showdown between Duane Allman and Pete Townshend to see, once and for all, who is the better guitarist. And hear Tomas Cataldo and James Hogan almost come to blows as they try to work out a family feud that may only be settled when one of them lays dead on the field of battle in the riveting continuation of the Seminal Guitarists podcast series “Seminal Guitarists: Part II”.

Listen in amazement as “Blues Lee” plays through 5 overdrives at the same time and explains the benefits of cascading pre-amps. Not recommended for the weak of spirit.

Welcome to the first edition of The musicians Labs new show “Tone” starring Harry Jacobson and a gathering of sundry malcontents which includes but is not limited to Tomas Cataldo & James Hogan. The first episode explores the baffling world of Overdrive pedals. Learn what the first fuzz pedal was and hear an assortment of various overdrive pedals.

James Hogan joins Tomas & Terry as they discus who the most influential guitars of all time are in the first of a series of podcasts “Seminal Rock Guitarist” .

Be astonished & flabbergasted as Terry & Tomas scrutinize the evidence and finally tell you who the highest voice in rock & in roll is in part III of “I Lost My Balls in Sweden”.

Terry & Tomas dig deeper into the quandary that has plagued us all, what male singer in Rock & Roll sings the highest note. Don't miss "I Lost My Balls in Sweden" part II for the answer to this question and many more amusing anecdotes.

If you’ve ever pondered the thought “What male singer sings the highest not in rock & Roll and why” then won’t want to miss “I Lost My Balls in Sweden”.