Raffle

Ticketed entry to the 2026 Surf Guitar 101 Festival Weekender includes eligibility to purchase raffle tickets for several amazing, generously-provided items from our bands and sponsors!

There will be several different categories of raffle–a general for smaller items like CDs, LPs, t-shirts, magazines and then individual tickets for the bigger items. Cash is still preferred for raffle ticket sales!

fender custom shop ’59
jazzmaster

An unprecedented opportunity to walk home with a true work of art direct from the Fender Custom Shop courtesy of longtime generous supporter of The Surf Guitar 101 Festival, Paul “Colt Surf” Wayne.

sidejack dlx

Continuing on with their celebrations for 20 Years of Sidejack comes this Sidejack DLX!

The Sidejack DLX builds on the 25 year history of their most beloved offset designs, adding a new layer of expression without losing what made it a classic. At its core, this version stays true to the original formula: dual P90 pickups delivering that unmistakable mix of bite, clarity, and raw attitude that cuts through any mix.

The big upgrade comes in the form of the Mosby tremolo system, a sleek, vintage-inspired unit that brings smooth vibrato and subtle shimmer to your playing. Styled after the iconic Mosrite trem, it looks right at home on the Sidejack while offering a fluid, responsive feel under your hand.

Body: Bound Solid Basswood

Pickups: 2x Vintage EW P-90

Switching: 3-Way

Controls: 1 Volume, 1 Tone

Bridge: Tune-o-Matic, Mosby Tremolo

Neck: Bound Maple, SET neck

Fingerboard: Rosewood, Dot Markers

Scale Length: 24 3/4″ (628mm)

Width at the Nut: 1 5/8″

Hardware: Gotoh style Nickel/Chrome

Average Weight: 7.5 lbs

Retail value: $899

surfyman amp &
power combo

The SurfyMan is a truly unique product: it not only replicates the sound of a Brownface amplifier with its typical fat tone and the PRESENCE control, but it also features the true tone-stack and the exact same circuitry of a Showman®, where every change of the input VOLUME (gain), TREBLE and BASS controls create an unlimited amount of sound possibilities. The SurfyMan actually transforms your sound: it gives you fatness, but also sustain, brightness, power, it clarifies your tone and can even make it more aggressive, if that’s what you’re after. It’s just magic, whether you plug it into your amp (OUT) or to a mixing console, PA or headphone, either using unbalanced or balanced 1/4″ jacks!

In the chain, as you find in a Showman® amp, you have the tremolo, with our typical SurfyTrem brownface/blackface selection, and the master VOLUME to correct the overall sound, since the pedal is TRUE BYPASS. The SurfyMan’s power requirements are 9-18V at any polarity. The SurfyMan also has style, it’s all metal chassis and real OXBLOOD grill cloth set it off in class!

SurfyMan and SurfyPower combo simply connect to each other MAGNETICALLY and by using short jumper cables (provided) the two units share signal and power.
There are 2 speaker outputs available, allowing the user to connect to 1 or 2 speaker cabinets, plus the LINE OUT of the SurfyMan and all its functionalities, and from the SurfyPower DC jack thru-output you can even power up your SurfyBear reverb!

The SurfyPower and SurfyMan combo makes one of the smallest (portable), most powerful, and better sounding guitar/bass amplifiers on the market today, peaking 200W at 4 ohm total impedance.

Retail: $750

Supercub

Surf tone lives and dies on two things: bright, singing cleans and reverb for days. The SuperCub has both in a combo light enough to carry with one hand. Three classic amp voices, a studio-grade Neunaber reverb built right in, and a custom-sweetened speaker that stays chimey when you dig in — a little amp voiced to sound like a big stage.

50 watts, single channel — simple, loud, and gig-ready

Custom Quilter-voiced speaker — our own sweetened take on the Celestion Creamback: warmth without losing the top-end sparkle surf runs on

Three selectable amp voices — JMP British crunch, Tweed grind, and blackface ’65 Deluxe sparkle

Neunaber Wet Reverb — genuine studio-grade reverb on board, the beating heart of any surf rig

Selectable cab sims — Jensen, CL-80, and FRFR for direct-to-desk or FOH tone that actually translates

Jamlink Bluetooth — stream backing tracks and jam along wirelessly

USB-C DAW interface — record straight into your computer, no extra gear

Retail: $849

austin solid state reverb tank

A faithful, digital recreation of a tube spring reverb tank that you can kick to crash.

Brand-new construction, with an artificially aged, “Relic” look and a replica “Tube Chart” with date code “SG” and production #101 (“SG101”)

Includes the cover, poorly sewn by Austin Ribbon Microphones Founder, Rick Wilkinson.

Retail: $400

fuzzoo fuzz pedal

Looking for a stupidly obnoxious fuzz? Something that sounds halfway between a buzzsaw and a dying transistor radio? Well then, the Fuzzoo is for you!

I build transistor fuzz pedals based on classic designs. I think they’re pretty awesome. Still, as nasty and splatty as they can get, I wanted to make something even nastier. Then I thought of a kazoo. They’re fuzzy and buzzy just with humming, so could I run a guitar signal into one? Turns out – YES!

In comes the Fuzzoo. Your guitar signal goes through a small amp into a speaker fitted into a kazoo, just under the membrane. Then a microphone picks that up and brings it up to line level.

How does it sound? Exactly what it should sound like! The fuzz tone comes from two elements – the kazoo membrane, and the poor little speaker driving it. So there’s speaker distortion and membrane distortion. It’s a lovely combo!

Want a fuzz that sounds like nothing else – get yourself a FUZZOO!

Retail: $200