Here we've got a Dumble style drive, and a very good one at that. Hao stuff is highly regarded for quality; this one sounds terrific. There's a sweet touch-sensitivity and harmonic complexity on tap as soon as you turn it...
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This looks cool, so that's a good start. Octave fuzz is a delightful genre, and this is a great take on the idea. The octave up function has a seperate footswitch and level control, so you can get a Muff-esque...
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This delivers that juicy crisp vintage digital delay on the first three modes: big, thick, warm and clear. The next three modes are a different beast: shift your pitch up or down an octave, or use the hectic 'manual' mode...
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Double it, triple it... dang, go nuts and quadruple it. This is a cool little effect, it'll make your leads sound very large indeed. Even more fun in stereo if you dare. Model: TC Electronic Mimiq DoublerMade: Thailand, 2018 (serial S181200420DDH)Type: doublerPower: standard 9v...
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This is a tasty, responsive and transparent JFET based boost. There's a handy buffer and germanium driven limiter built in for good measure. It'll get the magic back between your guitar amp that was sucked out by those nineteen other...
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Mr Black stuff is always tasty, and this is... tasty. It's got the 60s era Tweed style tremolo on tap in a tiny box, plus you can wind in some harmonic vibrato for extra sauce and complexity. Works a treat...
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These Guyatone mini pedals are awesome, I'm a big fan. This is a super practical analog style delay. There's a knob for 'Hi roll off', so you can dial how much warmth wobbles in with the repeats. The 30-2600ms delay...
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Simple, but effective. This is a tweed style drive, aimed at emulating a cranked Fender style amp. It's responsive to changes in your attack or guitar volume knob, and the giant knob adjusts the output level, so you can adjust...
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Not all noisegates sound natural and tidy, but this one does the job perfectly well. Model: Electro-Harmonix SilencerMade: USA, recent modelType: noisegatePower: standard 9v negative supply or batterySwitching: true bypassEquivalent new street price (approx): $159audMods: noneAccessories: no box or manualCondition notes: used, no major marks. Overall:...
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Vox might not be the first company you think of when it comes to do-it-all delay pedals, but they've made plenty of nice pedals in the past and this one certainly punches above it's weight. There's thirty types of delay...
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These little things have made a huge impact on the amp market in a short while. It's a superb little amp with more than enough grunt for rehearsals and gigs and a heap of tons on tap. Model: Boss Katana...
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This here is one of the earlier examples of the famous Cube line of amps. It's built to withstand a nuclear apocalypse and delivers that dynamically sensitive, thick, articulate JC-style clean tones in a handy compact box. There's a crunch...
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I saw a meme a while back about car stereos; it was laughing about how everyone just wants a simple AUX input these days and all those fancy 6-stackers and scrolling flashing displays are irrelevant, as you control everything else...
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Get that meaty Orange tone, but with the convenience of a solid state amp. The clean channel is warm and sparkly and breaks up nicely if you mash the input volume and lower the master. The gain channel takes its...
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Vox AC30C1, made in China circa 2010. The AC30 needs no introduction really, it's an absolute classic. This one is a fairly recent example in pretty tidy shape, and blessed with a handsome pair of Greenback 12" drivers. It's got...
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