News / 25 October 2019

We Have a Winner! Find Out Who’s Going to NAMM 2020

In September we put out an open call to become Swee Lee’s NAMM Roving Reporter.

We received incredible entries from all over the region – and we want to wholeheartedly thank everyone who took the time to enter the open call. It’s fantastic to see the passion you all have for music and gear across the region.

Together with the guitar.com team, we scoured entries from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Vietnam to find our roving reporter – who will be capturing all the news at NAMM!

So to answer the question everyone’s asking: who’s going to Winter NAMM 2020 as Swee Lee’s NAMM Roving Reporter?

Huge congratulations to Hasyir from Singapore!

Hasyir wowed us with his humour, knowledge, great guitar playing, gifs and all around watchability.

We hope he is able to find plenty of new gear at NAMM 2020 to help him with his elusive “Where the Light is” tone!

We are excited for next January to experience NAMM through his eyes! So watch this space…


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