Talking Shop | Episode II | The Stereo Rig

Talking Shop | Episode II | The Stereo Rig

Description: Ben Brandt, of the Soul Miners Union and Ben Brandt Trio, explains his Fender Bassman and Deluxe Reverb Stereo Rig. More gear and guitar talks coming soon... Follow @SoulMinersUnion Follow @BenJBrandt
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