Pedal type preamp to directly attack a console, a sound card or return the loop of an amplifier.

Marshall amp simulation.

Total analog.

An input jack. An output jack.

EQ: Severe acute medium.
..... Level button for the output level.
Character ......... button to mark the character of the pedal or delete them.
Drive button ....... what would we be without guitarist drive button?

Missing is the ability to disengage the simulation of HP.

UTILIZATION

Config simple.

RAS.

Super easy to use.

Very practical and portable.

SOUND QUALITY

The knobs are very active.

The EQ gives a rich sound palette.

I started with VT Bass pedal the same series. His Nickel.
I then bought the Blonde (simulation Fender amp).
The British is even better I think.

It is always difficult to reproduce clear sound authentic.
The british simulates well the hyper Marshall amp.
The discovery is that we can get clear sound very good too.

The use of character combined with button button Drive Marshall offers all the sounds that we can know.

Be careful not to overload the input of the soundcard or the console, it comes quickly because the output level of the pedal is important (and that's good .... there is the signal).

The only small thing is, the simulation of HP, even very good, is not detachable.
I would have liked a less colorful without the simulation of HP.

My Home Studio speakers sound Marshall and the sound is super easy with those pedals.

My plan: Guitar -> Console Mackie with auxiliary in G sharp -> sound card.

The G sharp brings good reverbs and magnifies the original sound.

Cheap and really stunning.

OVERALL OPINION

Very happy.

I think after having a Tonelab and POD PRO character series pedals that sound great.

Better. Marshall Grain is there and the momentum is good.

Adding effects, a good reverb TC Electronic is almost perfect. Nothing to say.

The guitar is respected. The grain is nice. And as for the home studio for rehearsals live console, it sounds.