The original 'Marshall in a box' pedal, made by... Marshall!? This is awesome, it sounds great The Guv'nor aimed to replicate the sound of a JCM800 stack blasting out at full volume, and honestly it gets it pretty right. There's...
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Hit the button, and you'll instantly find yourself transformed into a bald man with sunglasses on inside... hooray! Also, the shred tones will be flowing. Smooth and thick, but with a clear and pronounced attack, plus a separate boost... thanks...
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Back in the 90s, Marshall did a lot of cool things. This is a rare little unit: the DRP-1, or 'Derp One' if you prefer. It's a 'Marshall in a box' tone, well executed, with a headphone out, an FX-loop...
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Here we have the original, nice and simple MI Effects take on the 'Marshall in a box' tone. It works a treat; heaps of nasty mean Britishness awaits you. There's heaps of crunchy gain and thick harmonics on tap.Model:Â MI Effects...
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The Maxon SM-9 is the same pedal under the hood as the more famous Ibanez SM-9; they were made by the same folks at the same time. The five knob control setup gives you all sorts of sculpting possibilities to...
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Maxon '01 Series' pedals were made in the late 80s and sold exclusively to the domestic Japan market. This is basically a take on the Ibanez SM-9, which Maxon made, in a new box. It's driven by a pair of...
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I think of LA more as a destination for lightweight skatepunk and electronica, but hey... why not, right? At sensible settings, this delivers a hefty, thick juicy distortion with a great natural low end. Dime it, and it's a hilarious...
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This is a nice little dirtbox. It's voiced like a Boss DS-1, but a but smoother and richer and with a handy 3-band EQ for getting it dialled in exactly right. Plug in and play some skate punk tunes... weekend sorted!Model:...
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If you want smooth, warm high gain dirt from a pedal, having real tubes onboard helps. This has a handy clean/crunch on the left, and a filthy, angry, I-hate-my-parents huge distortion on the right. Blackstar's clever ISF control dials from...
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This is a hefty Marshall style distortion, it's got a lot of go. It's got for chugg-chugging and likes a good solo. It's pretty natural for a higher gain thing too, it sounds great. Model: BMF Effects Holy Balls! Made in: USA,...
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This is a unique kinda thing. On one hand, it's a Tweed-ish overdrive pedal, with heaps of chime and snap on deck as well as plenty of gain when you get it cooking. The 'warp' control messes with the harmonics,...
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This is like a regular RAT 2, but with a bit more gain on tap and some extra smoothness. You can get awesome punk rhythm tones or leads with almost endless sustain. Big love for this scungy guy!Model: ProCo You...
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If you have finally concluded that there's no such thing as too much distortion then you might want to introduce yourself to the MT-2. This pedal will turn your guitar into pure noise and the overtones are likely to summon things you never knew existed. The high and mid frequency...
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It's small and angry! Big crunchy drive, in the vintage British type category, switchable between three modes. Nice to get a massive drive from such a small box. Model: Outlaw Lock Stock & Barrel Made: China, recent modelType: distortionPower: standard 9v DC...
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This is a clever little pedal. Channel 1 starts at the almost-clean genre and winds up to a hefty crunch, Channel 2 starts at 'I've got some unresolved anger issues' and winds right around to 'how Lars Ulrich felt about...
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Back in the early 2000s when Linkin Park was my favourite band, this came out. I wanted one so bad. My music taste has evolved (not much tbh), but I still think this is the best/worst sounding dirtbox around. Model: Boss...
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This is a pretty nasty sounding pedal. It's kinda got that almost digital sizzle and sputter to it; it's pretty gross but for a certain garage punk or lo-fi grunge thing, maybe it's kinda perfect. It's objectively bad, but maybe you'll...
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Here we have a proper vintage D&S II, complete with box and papers and in great shape. It's too old to have a 9v input or even an LED, but hey, you'll know it's on because you'll sound better. The...
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This is a lot of fun. There's a hep of gain range on tap, as well as a blend control to maintain at least some grip on reality. The mid shift control is handy too; you can scoop or boost...
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It's big, it's gold, all the knobs go to 11... we're off to a good start, right? This is the all-in-one gain stage solution for your board, covering boost all the way to fuzz and metal flavours. Super handy, easy...
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