Ex-WHITESNAKE Guitarist VANDENBERG To Help Launch ARISTIDES INSTRUMENTS At NAMM

December 27, 2009

According to Premier Guitar, former WHITESNAKE guitarist Adrian Vandenberg will be on hand at the upcoming NAMM (National Association Of Music Merchants) show in January 2010 at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California to launch the new company Aristides Instruments.

Designed by Poort Artistides and Delft University in the Netherlands, Aristides Instruments feature a state-of-the-art material called "Arium," aimed at giving the sonic characteristics of a Stradivarius, to surpass the tone and sustain of traditional electric guitars.

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