Jeff Waters announces Epiphone dealer clinics
Starting today, Jeff Waters is hosting a series of clinics at Epiphone guitar dealers across the UK. The tour gives fans a chance to meet the Annihilator guitarist, as well as to grab a selection of Epiphone goodies.
The clinics will be taking place at the following locations:
- Wednesday 4 May - Anderton's Music, Guildford
- Thursday 5 May - Digital Village, Romford
- Friday 6 May - Dawson's Music, Reading
- Saturday 7 May - PMT Music, Birmingham
- Sunday 8 May - Guitar Guitar, Newcastle
- Monday 9 May - Guitar Guitar, Glasgow
Jeff is carrying out the tour to promote his new signature Epiphone model, the Annihilation-V - which he describes as "the ultimate metal guitar".
The Flying-V-shaped model boasts a mahogany body and a 24-fret D-profile mahogany neck. Pickups come courtesy of four-wire Jeff Waters Treble and Jeff Waters humbuckers, offering a powerful metal tone. The guitar is available in both red and black finishes.
Jeff founded thrash metal band Annihilator in 1984 in Vancouver, Canada. The band released its self-titled thirteenth studio album last year.
For more information, see Epiphone's website or Annihilator's MySpace page.
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