Events: Multi-Channel Electric Guitar (12-04-2019)
A Multi-Amp Solo Electric Guitar Concert
featuring guitarist and pickup designer Bob Palmieri
Guitarist and pickup designer (Bob Palmieri , founder of Duneland Labs ) performed a concert of solo electric guitar music through a multi-channel/multi-amplifier live setup at WPI on Wednesday, December 4th, 2019 at 6pm in the Higgins House Great Hall . Following the concert, all attendees were invited to play several guitars outfitted with these one-of-a-kind multi-channel capabilities (created by Fuse Audio ). This event was organized by V.J. Manzo, Director and PI of the Electric Guitar Innovation Lab (EGIL) and was sponsored in part by a gift from the Firla Music Endowment, the Music Division of WPI, and the WPI Media Arts Group Innovation Center (MAGIC).
Special thanks to Bob Palmieri, Carlos Odria, Ryan McKenna, Jeff Duquette, and the support of students and collaborators involved in the Electric Guitar Innovation Lab (EGIL) at WPI.
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Special Guest Performers
Bob Palmieri performed on a guitar outfitted with a T4RS jack created by Fuse Audio and Blackpole pickups created by his company Duneland Labs.
Carlos Odria opened the evening by performing solo fingerstyle music on an SG outfitted with a T4RS jack created by Fuse Audio and Blackpole pickups created by Duneland Labs .
Event Photos
Event Personnel
V.J. Manzo, Founding Director and PI of the Electric Guitar Innovation Lab; event director
Ryan McKenna, WPI alumnus and Research Associate for the Electric Guitar Innovation Lab; event technical support
Jeff Duquette, WPI alumnus and Research Associate for the Electric Guitar Innovation Lab; event technical support
Ryan Tougas, WPI undergraduate student; event setup and breakdown
Hezi Owuor, WPI undergraduate student; event setup and breakdown
Jack Baker, WPI undergraduate student; event setup and breakdown
