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  • Budda Superdrive 18 Series II 1x12 Combo
    « Fat sounding amp! »

    First off this amp is ugly as hell. Nothing about the amp cosmetically is appealing what so ever. From the stupid purple color to the hideous control knobs. It is as Budda set out to make a pure ugly amp and would stop at nothing to achieve that feat. A hand clap goes out to you guys on a job well done, mission accomplished. However, the amp sound amazing!!! Just hide it behind a Marshall on stage and see if anyone takes notice of how your tone sounds. Budda Superdrive 18 1 x 12", 18-watt Combo Guitar Amplifier Features: 18-watt Class AB amp 2 EL84 tubes and a 5u4 rectifier tube Treble, Mid, and Bass controls Rhythm volume, Master Volume Drive Control 2 Channels — Rhythm and Hi Gain Effects Loop Slave Out Pull/Modern Mid function 12AX7 High Grade Preamp Tubes Custom-wound Transformer With 4-8 OHM Switch Push/Pull "modern" mid pot voicing 2 channels with footswitch Custom-designed Budda Phat 12 speaker Pull bright on rhythm volume UTILIZATION Detail Type Tube Number of Channels 2 Power 18W Speakers 1 x 12" Custom-designed Budda Phat Effects No Effects Reverb No Reverb EQ Bass, Mid, Treble Amp Modeling No Amp Modeling Number of Models 0 Preamp Tubes 3 x 12AX7 Power Tubes 2 x EL84, 1 x 5u4 Inputs 1 x Instrument Outputs 2 x Speaker, 1x Slave Footswitch I/O Yes Effects Loop Yes Height 23" Width 21.5" Depth 10.5" Weight 39.99 lbs. SOUNDS The tones on this amp are extremely fat sounding. They resonate very well with a humbucker style pickup guitar. Especially if you use a superstrat like Charvel or a Suhr guitar. Using a nice maple neck on top of alder body will get that fat tone to open up a lot more to get clean distorted note and string separation. Very great tone for rock and pop music. OVERALL OPINION At new these amps come in at around $1400 which may be a bit high for a lot of people, but the tone is extremely good. If you can get over how stupid these amps look. I would recommend this amp to anyone needing a fat sounding distortion tone very similar to a Soldano SLO and don't want to fork out the money to buy one of those.

    by iamqman 6/1/11
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  • Budda Budwah
    « Clean or Shredding...a must have wah! »

    This is a very simple ‘no frills’ wah pedal, similar in form to your standard dunlop crybaby. It features standard ¼” in and out jacks, options to be powered by 9V battery or an AC adapter, and a standard potentiometer driving the ‘wah’. Unique to the Bud-wah is the light purple color and chrome ‘rocker’ portion…who doesn’t like purple? :p UTILIZATION Using the Bud-wah is no harder than using any other wah pedal. The pedal activates and de-actives in the toe down position, so step on it, and ‘wah’ to your hearts desire. The switch isn’t nearly as ‘stiff’ as some crybaby wah pedals I have used before, making it easier to turn the effect on and off. The rocking motion of the pedal is very smooth. SOUND QUALITY I have been through a lot of wah pedals, and the bud-wah has always been the top of the heap for me. It works great in both clean and high gain modes. I love the sweep range on the pedal-simply put, it is just enough for a great range of expression. When playing clean, it has the perfect amount of quack to it. One will have no problem getting funky if that is the tone desired. In high gain territory, the sound of the pedal stays very smooth and pleasant. This was a big deal for me, as many wah pedals seem to get harsh and piercing in the upper range of the sweep. Though pleasant, when you need it to scream, it is there. I also like how the pedal actually responds when playing in the upper register. Many other wah pedals seem to do little to nothing when on the upper frets of the E and B strings. OVERALL OPINION This is easily my favorite wah pedal. Whether you are a clean player or shredder, this is a great wah to try. It’s really quite fascinating how a wah with no tonal tweaking features (like found on the Dunlop 535q) can offer such a great range of sounds, but I guess Buddah just got it right. Big kudos from me!

    by ibanez4life SZ! 4/8/11
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