Bob Weil is the president of Visual Sound and chief designer of Visual Sound products. In his words, "Although I don't belong on this page from a guitar-playing standpoint, some people have asked me over the years if I play guitar. So, click on my name to hear a clip from a song I wrote and recorded in 2004 for my wife's 40th birthday. The song is called '40 Ways' and features me on guitar, bass and vocals, my 10 year-old son Ben on drums and background vocals, and my 12 year-old daughter Bethany on background vocals. My family (especially my wife, Julie) has been awesome over the years, standing by me through thick and thin. They deserve a lot of credit for the success of Visual Sound. In case you're wondering, I was playing an 80's Schecter Tele (humbucker, single, humbucker - 2nd 'Strat' position), through both Jekyll & Hyde channels, and the Echo channel of H2O, into a Fender Hot Rod DeVille 2x12. I hope you enjoy this clip from 40 Ways!"

Phil Keaggy is a true virtuoso guitarist. Phil's fluid chops have been admired by other guitar greats since the late 60's. Check out his signature "violin" sound using Jekyll & Hyde on 'Do You Hear What I Hear' and his jazz chops using H2O Liquid Chorus & Echo on "Abide With Me".  You can also hear Phil on Mark Fisher's "From the Rising of the Sun" (Zion guitar, Route 66, H2O, VOX AC30).  For more info on Phil Keaggy or to order CD's, click here. Here is a clip of Phil playing on a song he wrote with Randy Stonehill, click here.

Johnny Hiland is a true prodigy in the tradition of Danny Gatton. Based in Nashville, Visual Sound had the privilage of bringing Johnny to Tokyo in October, 2001, for the Tokyo Music Fair and some concerts. Click on his name for more information about that event and for several mp3 clips which showcase his extraordinary talent and Visual Sound's pedals.

JP Cervoni – Studio musician, producer, and talent extraordinaire, Italian born JP Cervoni blazes a sound that’s both old and new. His virtuosity is spectacular, to say the least, as you can hear on this Mp3. JP’s using the H2O and the Jekyll & Hyde on this track. This is the epitome of great pedals mixed with great talent equals phenomenal creativity. Hear and learn more about JP at http://www.jpcervoni.com/

Todd Schneider – is a guitarist, arranger, and session musician from the N.Y. area. As well as leading his own group, Todd has been a sideman with many artists such as saxophonist Marion Meadows, The Gil Evans Orchestra, Kennwood Dennard, and many others. Last year Todd made a CD of Christmas arrangements called "A Schneiderized Christmas". The following mp3 is from Todd's "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" using the Jekyll & Hyde on the solo.

Tre Sheppard is the gifted guitarist/singer/songwriter of the band "100 Hours". Tre's musical intensity reflects the fire in his heart for God. As he tours around the world from his base in England, Tre always stays on the same road for overdrive... Route 66! Click on his name to hear the full version of "You Are Holy".

Steve Kuykendall is a wonderfully versatile guitarist from Fresno, CA, whom I had the chance to meet in January, 2000. Click on his name to read more about how he uses Route 66 in ways that even I hadn't thought of, and to listen to some blazing tracks he recorded DIRECT with Route 66.

Jay Gore is a first-call session player in Los Angeles. Hear his tasty chops from various sessions with Jekyll & Hyde on Track 1 and Track 2 and using H2O on Track 3.

Bill "Bluesman" Christy is a... you guessed it... blues guitarist from Plum Island, MA. Two of his favorite pedals are Route 66 and H2O. In fact, he doesn't use much else except for a wah-wah pedal on occassion. Bill is a wonderfully soulful player who has been playing in bands and as a solo artist since the 60's and is going stronger than ever today. You can hear his take on Redhouse using his two favorite pedals and you can visit his website at www.blzman.com. Enjoy!

Eric Mantel is a gifted guitarist from Chicago. Listen to him using Jekyll & Hyde on a variety of recordings from his "The Unstruck Melody" CD and enjoy his fluid lines and excellent tone! Track 1 and Track 2

Jerry Pietrzak is the guitarist who won our Route 66 pedal contest in September of '99. A songwriter/shredder from New Jersey, Jerry's amazing talent comes out on this recording of "Industrial Clap", recorded using his new Route 66 American Overdrive on both guitar and bass. Read the note he sent us which describes how he got his sound using Route 66.

Matt Hocking is a very versatile L.A. session player who is known both for his precision chops and impeccable gear selection. For his primary overdrive, Matt uses Jekyll & Hyde Ultimate Overdrive. Listen to the mp3 selections to hear the versatility of this guitarist and his favorite stomp box. Just click on his name above.

Andreas Schmidt-Martelle is a very tasty blues player, singer/songwriter, and producer in Germany. I have had the pleasure of seeing him play in Frankfurt, Germany, at the Blues & Beyond club on a few occassions and was blown away by his intensity and musicality. He plays every note like it was his last, and most of his notes go through Visual Sound pedals. On Track 1, Adreas is using his Route 66... get this... through a POD! It just goes to show that the Route 66 pedal can even make a POD sound great! On Track 2, he's using the Route 66 again, playing with Thijs van Leer on keyboards, from the band Focus. Enjoy!

Bob Hartman of the legendary Christian Rock band, Petra, recently came down to our Spring Hill offices to check out the new Workhorse amps. Bob has been using both the Jekyll & Hyde and H2O for years now. He sent us an Mp3 from Petra’s new CD appropriately named “Jekyll & Hyde”. Check out Bob using the Jekyll & Hyde pedal on “All About Who You Know”.

John Perry Jekyll & Hyde Video Click Here - John Perry is a guitar player from New York who liked Jekyll & Hyde Ultimate Overdrive so much that he made a demo video and sent it to us to show his appreciation.  A former Berklee College of Music student, John has some serious chops to showcase the pedal.  It's 3 1/2 minutes of video so it takes a while to download, but it's worth the wait if you want to see and hear what Jekyll & Hyde can do.  For those who are curious, the little white pedal that he turns on half-way through is a Boss DD-3... it's no H2O, but it does the trick for opening up a solo.  :-)