The Markbass Bass Tube Marker supplies natural amp-like distortion, from sweet overdrive to exciting distortion, and its versatility makes it… more
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ULBRICK PEDALSTweet
Maybe he just couldn’t stand not making his beloved pedals anymore. Maybe he realised the world was a… more
AGUILAR AGRO BASS DISTORTION PEDALTweet
A long time heavy hitter in the bass amplification game, it’s only relatively recently that Aguilar has expanded its… more
MXR CUSTOM COMPTweet
One of MXR’s early successes was the Dyna Comp compressor. This legendary little red box was particularly integral to… more
CHUNK SYSTEMS OCTAVIUS SQUEEZERTweet
Last month I had a look at the Agent 00Funk Mark II from Chunk Systems, an Envelope Filter endorsed… more
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BUDDA WAHTweet
For those of you who do not yet know of the Budda Wah, you really should take a look… more
WAY HUGE ELECTRONICS ANGRY TROLLTweet
The Dunlop association and subsequent re release of the Way Huge line seems to have been a successful one so far giving those wanting that once elusive sound another chance with pedals, consulted and overseen by the original designer himself — not just approximated clones from another builder.
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DIGITECH VOCALIST LIVE3Tweet
As has been the case with a number of Digitech releases of late, the Vocalist Live3 is made in the USA and is built like a tank. Sturdy switches and recessed control knobs make this pedal ideal for the rugged gigging environment that it will no doubt have thrown at it.
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DIGITECH JAMMAN SOLOTweet
If you need a looper and need it to be compact, the Digitech JamMan Solo id definitely worth a test run.
AGUILAR OCTAMIZERTweet
This is a great pedal for funk and jazz players who want to explore higher ranges on the neck while still holding down the low end, as well as for rock and metal players who want to add a subsonic rumble to their tone. It’s super tough, super quiet, and sounds incredible.
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