TS-STYLE OVERDRIVE No matter how much time passes, I can't escape from the TS genre! Once you discover the appeal of the Tube Screamer, you'll fall into a big trap: you'll be stuck chasing TS-series overdrive pedals forever. No matter how much you search for other overdrives, you end up returning to the TS series, as if wandering through a maze with no exit. Why is it that the more guitarists seek better sound, the more they can't escape the TS series? The Tube Screamer has captivated even Stevie Ray Vaughan and John Mayer. The TS series then evolved from this and has now become a major force in the overdrive pedal world. In this issue, we'll take a deep dive into the TS series, which is rumored to account for over 80% of the overdrive pedals in existence. No one can escape the TS series. A must-read for all guitarists! [CONTENTS] [Pedal Board Profiling] Michael Landau Scott Henderson [New Product Introduction] COMING UP NEXT NEW PRODUCTS REVIEW [Feature 1] TS-STYLE OVERDRIVE We can't escape the curse of TS! [Column] Why does TS-type overdrive never go out of style? [Interview] Susumu Tamura (ex-Maxon) x Shunichi Kitada (KarDiaN) [Chronicles] The Relationship Between TS and Full Tone [Analysis] AssH Beats 10 Legendary TS Guitars [Interview] Jamie Stillman (EarthQuaker Devices) [Interview] Josh Scott (JHS Pedals) [Interview] Shun Nokina (Leqtique) [Analysis] Test drive analysis of current TS-type overdrives [Analysis] The true nature of TS-type sounds [Interview] Trends and countermeasures for TS-type sounds (Yoshiyuki Murata) [Setting Guide] Five points to consider when choosing a TS pedal, as presented by a studio guitarist [Setting Guide] Jake Cloudchair takes you into the TS pedal universe (video included) [Interview] Builder's Voice Nobels feat. ODR-1 Vital Audio Yuki [Feature 2] VOX Amplification The journey of the original wah pedal to recreate its roots New Product Information [Series] Whatever cool with me Let me be your patch cable (Usagi Takahiro/EQD) The True Nature of Sound (Yuichiro Fuse) BENIMARULABO [Traveling Edition] (BENIMARU) The sound is homemade (Kensei Ogata) Killer Pass from a Musical Instrument Store in Namba (Takumi Kanemasa) The Far North of Mania (Yuichiro Hosokawa)