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Marshall Shred Master
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Marshall Shred Master

Distortion from Marshall belonging to the Effects series.

This product is no longer manufactured.

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jufar jufar
Publié le 11/29/04 à 03:17
Distortion 9V
gain, bass, contour, treble, volume.

UTILIZATION

Very easy to use as a distortion RAS.

SOUND QUALITY

It is versatile, it can be easy, and can dfourailler ca!
the bass and treble knobs have a real action (which is not always the case ...)
contour gives a color particulire, cool!
I play with my or my strat tl, say anything ... the bassist played with also.

OVERALL OPINION

Super happy with the old pedals, became legendary thanks jonny greenwood.
it is found around 80 euros OCCAZ '.
go for it ...
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