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In this video Edi uses a prototype of Donner's HUSH-I Silent Guitar that he received from the Donner Music's booth during 2022 NAMM Show earlier in June. With the HUSH-I Edi performs a mashup of Hot Sauce & Power from his album 'LOVE: noir' live and acoustic with Kindal Tate on The Outlet Unplugged. "I love it’s ease of use and how compact it is. I can actually fit it into the back pocket of the guitar case of my other guitar and the kicker is that when you plug it in, it sounds AMAZING whether you go through the 1/4” output or the 1/8” output (which is perfect to plug headphones to practice in busy spaces on the go)." Says Edi. Born August 10th in Portland, Oregon, Edi Callier is a recording artist, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and mental health advocate. His journey led him to the city of Atlanta where he rapidly made a name for himself and built a following through his genre-bending brand of music, commanding stage presence, extraordinary musicianship, and his distinguishably smooth yet passionate vocal performance. His diligence captured the eyes and ears of artists and talent buyers across the nation as he’s been seen as an opener for artists such as Grammy® Award-winning artist Tank and Gary “Lil G” Jenkins of Silk, as a headliner for festivals such as the Taste of Soul Music Festival Atlanta, Juneteenth Atlanta Music Festival, as a performer for Centennial Olympic Park’s Prince Tribute with Lil' John Roberts and Tres Gilbert, at the historic Apollo Theater, at The Viper Room on the Sunset Strip, The NAMM Show, Sofar Sounds, California Worldfest, and on the first season of the FOX Television show 'The Four: Battle for Stardom.’ In 2020, Edi released his first full body of work and debut album, LOVE: the eXperience, Vol. 1, detailing the importance of mental health while showcasing his unique production style, songwriting, and melodic approach. In the fall of the same year, he packed his bags and moved to Los Angeles where he proceeded to, in 2022, release his next bodies of work, Edi Callier: eXperience Unplugged and LOVE: noir. For more of Edi Callier, visit http://www.edicallier.com

In this video Edi uses a prototype of Donner's HUSH-I Silent Guitar that he received from the Donner Music's booth during 2022 NAMM Show earlier in June. 
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With the HUSH-I Edi performs a mashup of Hot Sauce &amp; Power from his album 'LOVE: noir' live and acoustic with Kindal Tate on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbRwQGxcBf8&amp;t=0s">The Outlet Unplugged</a>.
"I love it’s ease of use and how compact it is. I can actually fit it into the back pocket of the guitar case of my other guitar and the kicker is that when you plug it in, it sounds AMAZING whether you go through the 1/4” output or the 1/8” output (which is perfect to plug headphones to practice in busy spaces on the go)." Says Edi.
Born August 10th in Portland, Oregon, Edi Callier is a recording artist, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and mental health advocate. 
His journey led him to the city of Atlanta where he rapidly made a name for himself and built a following through his genre-bending brand of music, commanding stage presence, extraordinary musicianship, and his distinguishably smooth yet passionate vocal performance. His diligence captured the eyes and ears of artists and talent buyers across the nation as he’s been seen as an opener for artists such as Grammy® Award-winning artist Tank and Gary “Lil G” Jenkins of Silk, as a headliner for festivals such as the Taste of Soul Music Festival Atlanta, Juneteenth Atlanta Music Festival, as a performer for Centennial Olympic Park’s Prince Tribute with Lil' John Roberts and Tres Gilbert, at the historic Apollo Theater, at The Viper Room on the Sunset Strip, The NAMM Show, Sofar Sounds, California Worldfest, and on the first season of the FOX Television show 'The Four: Battle for Stardom.’
In 2020, Edi released his first full body of work and debut album, LOVE: the eXperience, Vol. 1, detailing the importance of mental health while showcasing his unique production style, songwriting, and melodic approach.
In the fall of the same year, he packed his bags and moved to Los Angeles where he proceeded to, in 2022, release his next bodies of work, Edi Callier: eXperience Unplugged and LOVE: noir.
 
For more of Edi Callier, visit <a class="yt-simple-endpoint style-scope yt-formatted-string" spellcheck="false" href="https://www.youtube.com/redirect?event=video_description&amp;redir_token=QUFFLUhqbURld0JmS2NVLWpfSjJPcXhDVnEtUE85RWhXQXxBQ3Jtc0traW8zbnQxOVRxUlFXVWRMZnZBcGpIZl84cE1wQXUwa01yM1Boa0ItSVA0elRQc0Z2OHVIakdWME8tSVVkQUVSV0RFRmNCN3RIckZkNWxfS0R1OXZLaDVud19yR2tfT0xjc0gtb0xGM3JTRU1BVEpyOA&amp;q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.edicallier.com%2F&amp;v=U4uBjFdR86Q" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" dir="auto">http://www.edicallier.com</a>

HUSH-I Guitar Session: Watch the young LA based musician Edi Callier plays his new song with HUSH-I Silent Guitar

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In collaboration with Donner, Jack White of Third Man Hardware, developed the three sounds of The Triple Threat. JAN.25, 2024— Nashville — Third Man Hardware has partnered with Donner to create the Triple Threat, a 3-in-1 analog multi-effects pedal. The Triple Threat is an analog multi-effects pedal designed by Third Man Hardware and manufactured by Donner. White Stripes lead man and the founder of Third Man Hardware Jack White took interest in Donner’s Alpha series pedals released in 2017. Jack felt that the quality, versatility, price point and value was perfect for any of Third Man Hardware’s beginner guitar players, so the two brands collaborated, and the Triple Threat was born. “It has been my hope for a while to make an affordable pedal for beginning musicians.” White tells Donner why he would want to make a pedal like Triple Threat. “When I approached Donner they knew what I was aiming for and we were able to make something very cool that was also not going to break the bank for a beginning musician.” Triple Threat starts with a wide-range high gain distortion, with volume, gain, and tone controls to create a threatening rock sound. A classic phaser upgraded from the Pearl Tremor pedal by Donner is next with extended mod controls. Third in line is an analog voiced echo, originated from Donner’s first ever pedal, the Yellow Fall Delay released in 2013, with warm analog tone and rich feedback. “All three effects: the distortion, phaser and echo are all heavy duty. I was very impressed with them the first time I plugged into the prototype version that Donner had sent. ” White talks about the three effects. “This set of effects is for all kinds of music, all genres. Maybe not opera though.” He adds, “The Triple Threat will fit very comfortably on my pedal board.” Third Man Hardware designed the external appearance of The Triple Threat, adding its signature patterns such as lightning bolts from the Tesla tower on the panel, three sharp stripes in front and the signature diagrams from Third Man Hardware’s logo on both sides of the pedal. With upgraded circuit design and tuning the tone to Jack’s specifications, Donner combined three analog circuits into one metal enclosure, delivering simplicity, unique analog sounds and versatile utility for all beginner musicians on the go. Price and Availability: The Triple Threat will be launched in two versions: one of which will be a limited edition variant in yellow, exclusively available at Third Man’s Reverb store. The second variation will be the standard black. $99 Standard Edition $129 Limited Edition Main Features 3-in-1 analog effect pedal DISTORTION: TONE, GAIN, VOL PHASER: DEPTH, RATE, LEVEL ECHO: TIME, FEEDBACK, LEVEL FOOTSWITCHES toggle effects on (yellow LED indicates on) Bypass: Buffered bypass Power Supply: 9 volts DC (Adapter included)

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In collaboration with Donner, Jack White of Third Man Hardware, developed the three sounds of The Triple Threat.
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JAN.25, 2024— Nashville — Third Man Hardware has partnered with Donner to create the Triple Threat, a 3-in-1 analog multi-effects pedal. 
The Triple Threat is an analog multi-effects pedal designed by Third Man Hardware and manufactured by Donner. White Stripes lead man and the founder of Third Man Hardware Jack White took interest in Donner’s Alpha series pedals released in 2017. Jack felt that the quality, versatility, price point and value was perfect for any of Third Man Hardware’s beginner guitar players, so the two brands collaborated, and the Triple Threat was born.
“It has been my hope for a while to make an affordable pedal for beginning musicians.” White tells Donner why he would want to make a pedal like Triple Threat. “When I approached Donner they knew what I was aiming for and we were able to make something very cool that was also not going to break the bank for a beginning musician.”
Triple Threat starts with a wide-range high gain distortion, with volume, gain, and tone controls to create a threatening rock sound. A classic phaser upgraded from the Pearl Tremor pedal by Donner is next with extended mod controls. Third in line is an analog voiced echo, originated from Donner’s first ever pedal, the Yellow Fall Delay released in 2013, with warm analog tone and rich feedback. 
“All three effects: the distortion, phaser and echo are all heavy duty. I was very impressed with them the first time I plugged into the prototype version that Donner had sent. ” White talks about the three effects. “This set of effects is for all kinds of music, all genres. Maybe not opera though.” He adds, “The Triple Threat will fit very comfortably on my pedal board.”
Third Man Hardware designed the external appearance of The Triple Threat, adding its signature patterns such as lightning bolts from the Tesla tower on the panel, three sharp stripes in front and  the signature diagrams from Third Man Hardware’s logo on both sides of the pedal. With upgraded circuit design and tuning the tone to Jack’s specifications, Donner combined three analog circuits into one metal enclosure, delivering simplicity, unique analog sounds and versatile utility for all beginner musicians on the go. 
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Price and Availability: 
The Triple Threat will be launched in two versions: one of which will be a limited edition variant in yellow, exclusively available at <a href="https://reverb.com/shop/third-man-hardware" data-mce-fragment="1" data-mce-href="https://reverb.com/shop/third-man-hardware">Third Man’s Reverb store</a>. The second variation will be the standard black. 
<a href="https://reverb.com/my/selling/listings/78078705/" data-mce-fragment="1" data-mce-href="https://reverb.com/my/selling/listings/78078705/">$99 Standard Edition</a>
<a href="https://reverb.com/my/selling/listings/78045156/" data-mce-fragment="1" data-mce-href="https://reverb.com/my/selling/listings/78045156/">$129 Limited Edition </a>
 
Main Features
3-in-1 analog effect pedal
DISTORTION: TONE, GAIN, VOL
PHASER: DEPTH, RATE, LEVEL
ECHO: TIME, FEEDBACK, LEVEL
FOOTSWITCHES toggle effects on (yellow LED indicates on)
Bypass: Buffered bypass
Power Supply: 9 volts DC (Adapter included)
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THIRD MAN HARDWARE AND DONNER RELEASE THE TRIPLE THREAT

GEAR REVIEW

Most guitarists, myself included, daydream of a rig comprised of high-end instruments, including, of course, some vintage war-horses. We walk into a guitar store with the reverence of an art student entering the Louvre in Paris; each instrument represents an expression of form and potential that resonates deeply within. Unfortunately, most of us can’t afford to indulge our guitar fantasies to the extent we’d like. Laying out thousands of dollars for a top-quality guitar is, for most players, a once or twice in a lifetime experience, if that. Luckily, there are affordable musical instruments on the market today that deliver great tone, looks, and playability for a price that won’t have you playing the blues. One of these is the Donner DST 400 Electric Guitar. "The Donner electric guitar solid body DST 400 is a great inexpensive guitar ideal for beginners and more experienced or professional musicians on a budget or looking for a modification project. With its electric guitar solid alder body, c shaped neck profile, and H-H-S pickup configuration, this guitar delivers tone and playability you’d expect from a significantly more expensive ax." concluded Fabian Zelenski from Guitar Top Review. Head to Guitar Top Review to see why Donner DST 400 Electric Guitar delivers tone and playability you’d expect from a significantly more expensive ax.

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Most guitarists, myself included, daydream of a rig comprised of high-end instruments, including, of course, some vintage war-horses. We walk into a guitar store with the reverence of an art student entering the Louvre in Paris; each instrument represents an expression of form and potential that resonates deeply within.
Unfortunately, most of us can’t afford to indulge our guitar fantasies to the extent we’d like. Laying out thousands of dollars for a top-quality guitar is, for most players, a once or twice in a lifetime experience, if that.
Luckily, there are affordable musical instruments on the market today that deliver great tone, looks, and playability for a price that won’t have you playing the blues. One of these is the <a href="https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1794713&amp;u=2581419&amp;m=111907&amp;urllink=www%2Edonnerdeal%2Ecom%2Fcollections%2Felectric%2Dguitars%2Fproducts%2Fdonner%2Ddst%2D400b%2Delectric%2Dguitar%2Dbeginner%2Dkit%2Dsolid%2Dbody%2Dfull%2Dsize%2Dsunburst%2Dhss%2Dfor%2Dstarter%3Fvariant%3D41007336980653&amp;afftrack=" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Donner DST 400</a> Electric Guitar.
"The Donner electric guitar solid body DST 400 is a great inexpensive guitar ideal for beginners and more experienced or professional musicians on a budget or looking for a modification project.
With its electric guitar solid alder body, c shaped neck profile, and H-H-S pickup configuration, this guitar delivers tone and playability you’d expect from a significantly more expensive ax." concluded Fabian Zelenski from Guitar Top Review.
Head to <a href="https://guitartopreview.com/donner-dst-400-review/">Guitar Top Review</a> to see why Donner DST 400 Electric Guitar delivers tone and playability you’d expect from a significantly more expensive ax.

Donner DST-400 Review – How Good Is This Electric Guitar?

EVENTS

New model boasts alder body, maple neck, HSS pickup configuration with coil tap and much more Donner makes a variety of electric guitars as well as numerous other musical products. But the DST-400 electric guitar is the most important member of the DST family, and Paul Riario is here to demonstrate why. “It’s a beautiful guitar that offers so much at an affordable price point,” he says at the top of this demo video, and indeed it is. The DST-400 boasts an alder body, maple neck with a comfortable C-shaped profile and ultra-fast, smooth satin finish and a laurel fingerboard. You also get a two-point tremolo with a cold-rolled steel block for warm, powerful sounds and a choice of two finishes: vintage dark green and classic black. But that’s not all: The DST-400 offers the hugely popular and extremely versatile HSS pickup combination, with single coils in the neck and middle positions and a humbucker at the bridge for “hotter output and searing lead tones,” Paul says. What’s more, in addition to a standard five-way selector switch, the guitar is also equipped with a coil-splitting tone pot for an additional tonal option. “Leaving it in place, you get the full humbucking tone,” Paul says. “Or if you pull up on the tone control you get the classic single-coil spank.” (Image credit: Donner) The outcome is seven distinct tones, and Paul takes us through each one of them, first using a clean tone and gradually dialing in more gain. The results speak for themselves. “The Donner DST-400 not only has a wealth of rich and balanced tones,” he concludes, “but it’s also lightweight and plays easily. And it’s a great guitar for any beginner or intermediate players because of its enticing value.” To check it out for yourself, head over to Amazon(opens in new tab), where you can grab a Donner DST-400 electric guitar, including cable and gig bag, for just $259.99.

New model boasts alder body, maple neck, HSS pickup configuration with coil tap and much more
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Donner makes a variety of electric guitars as well as numerous other musical products. But the DST-400 electric guitar is the most important member of the DST family, and Paul Riario is here to demonstrate why. “It’s a beautiful guitar that offers so much at an affordable price point,” he says at the top of this demo video, and indeed it is.
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The DST-400 boasts an alder body, maple neck with a comfortable C-shaped profile and ultra-fast, smooth satin finish and a laurel fingerboard. You also get a two-point tremolo with a cold-rolled steel block for warm, powerful sounds and a choice of two finishes: vintage dark green and classic black.
But that’s not all: The DST-400 offers the hugely popular and extremely versatile HSS pickup combination, with single coils in the neck and middle positions and a humbucker at the bridge for “hotter output and searing lead tones,” Paul says. 
What’s more, in addition to a standard five-way selector switch, the guitar is also equipped with a coil-splitting tone pot for an additional tonal option. “Leaving it in place, you get the full humbucking tone,” Paul says. “Or if you pull up on the tone control you get the classic single-coil spank.”
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The outcome is seven distinct tones, and Paul takes us through each one of them, first using a clean tone and gradually dialing in more gain. The results speak for themselves.
“The Donner DST-400 not only has a wealth of rich and balanced tones,” he concludes, “but it’s also lightweight and plays easily. And it’s a great guitar for any beginner or intermediate players because of its enticing value.”
To check it out for yourself, head over to <a href="https://target.georiot.com/Proxy.ashx?tsid=44022&amp;GR_URL=https%3A%2F%2Famazon.com%2Fgp%2Fproduct%2FB095LT5Q8D%3Fmaas%3Dmaas_adg_D40028707D52EFCDF21EBD9416ADBE73_afap_abs%26ref_%3Daa_maas%26tag%3Dhawk-future-20%26ascsubtag%3Dguitarworld-us-1353533816255755300-20" target="_blank" rel="sponsored noopener noreferrer" data-url="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B095LT5Q8D?maas=maas_adg_D40028707D52EFCDF21EBD9416ADBE73_afap_abs&amp;ref_=aa_maas&amp;tag=maas" data-hl-processed="hawklinks" data-placeholder-url="https://target.georiot.com/Proxy.ashx?tsid=44022&amp;GR_URL=https%3A%2F%2Famazon.com%2Fgp%2Fproduct%2FB095LT5Q8D%3Fmaas%3Dmaas_adg_D40028707D52EFCDF21EBD9416ADBE73_afap_abs%26ref_%3Daa_maas%26tag%3Dhawk-future-20%26ascsubtag%3Dhawk-custom-tracking-20" referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade" data-google-interstitial="false" data-merchant-name="Amazon US" data-merchant-id="1471" data-merchant-url="amazon.com" data-merchant-network="Amazon" data-component-tracked="1" class="hawk-link-parsed" data-custom-tracking-id="1353533816255755300" data-hawk-tracked="hawklinks" data-label="Amazon">Amazon</a>(opens in new tab), where you can grab a Donner DST-400 electric guitar, including cable and gig bag, for just $259.99.