From 1971 upwards, Ritchie Blackmore used not only the mid-rangy sounding Hornby-Skewes treblebooster, he also used the highly dynamical and brilliant sounding CM booster, built and designed by Bill Hough.
The new BSM “71/73” is a recreation of this pedal plus the typical BSM add-ons, what you need to cover the tone range of the Deep Purple Mk2 period.
The “mode” and “bright” controls are designed to make this low-gain stompbox. The box can be powered up to 18 volts for increased headroom and maximum dynamics.
The BSM “71/73” treblebooster will be released to the public at the upcoming Musikmesse in Frankfurt/Germany.
The booster is true bypass and can be powered by battery or the external 2.1mm DC power-jack. The unit is covered by the typical European 2 year warranty.
Pricing
MSRP: €219
Check out www.treblebooster.net for more info.
The “mode” and “bright” controls are designed to make this low-gain stompbox. The box can be powered up to 18 volts for increased headroom and maximum dynamics.
The BSM “71/73” treblebooster will be released to the public at the upcoming Musikmesse in Frankfurt/Germany.
The booster is true bypass and can be powered by battery or the external 2.1mm DC power-jack. The unit is covered by the typical European 2 year warranty.
Pricing
MSRP: €219
Check out www.treblebooster.net for more info.
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