James Alex

"The first amp I ever bought was a Marshall, I've tried everything but I found MY sound in the JTM45. I think the JTM45 Bluesbreaker defines Beach Slangs sound, it's our not so secret weapon"

James Alex is pictured with a white Epiphone Dot Studio, identifiable by its simpler design features such as two knobs, non-gold hardware, and the absence of a Bigsby, as seen on the headstock. This image was featured in a tweet from speakimge.

In this picture you can see James' guitar hooked up to a Monster coil cable

What Epiphone are you bringing into the studio I swear by my Epiphone Dot. It’s become signature to the sound of Beach-Slang. I can’t replicate that sound. If I could, I’d have one of those big traveling cases where you’d flip it open and it would be filled with white Epiphone Dots.

"The first amp I ever bought was a Marshall, I've tried everything but I found MY sound in the JTM45. I think the JTM45 Bluesbreaker defines Beach Slangs sound, it's our not so secret weapon"

In this picture you can see James playing a Fender Stratocaster on stage at a Beach Slang concert

In this picture you can see James playing a Taylor 210 acoustic guitar

In this picture you can see James playing a Squier Telecaster as you can tell by the headstock

The shape, dot inlay, pick guard, headstock script, and bridge all prove evidence of James using this model Gibson acoustic guitar.