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«  promise crunch fenderien outfit! »

Published on 05/30/14 at 03:16
This is a pedal to the old analog, quality components, unique look (too) big box brushed aluminum electro harmonix way, with ergonomic slant, jacks and 9v power supply in the right places for a pedal board. hatch for easy battery access. Chicken head knobs for easy pushing foot. It lacks the rubber pads.

UTILIZATION

this version has no tone control, but in fact it does serve no purpose here.
A volume, a distortion and a flat switch snarl / bite to restore via pep in fact a kind of trebble bleed that bypasses the high frequencies that go to take the lead hand. The switch is actually a choice rhythm / lead. This is seen very well becuase you can actually have all the sound without much filter, tone then being managed from the guitar.

SOUND QUALITY

the promise is to give the famous grain Fender Tweed distorted (bassman, field, deluxe in this series) with 6L6 pushed to background. The least we can say is that it is successful!
As a preamp, the volume really sets the tone and focus, there is the reserve. More output volume is high, the switch is more efficient and juicy overdrive. The overdrive is almost imperceptible before 12am, but fenderien made this clear sound dirty nothing convincing. Beyond that, it is still soft and we arrive at the desired crunch until the last quarter, which gives the best with further escalation. The grain is simply fantastic, the sound is alive, soft and juicy to perfection, great in the genre because not too compressed like pedals simulating a Marshall stack. This is THE big sound for a good shuffle to a SRV Strat. No more breath with another pedal. Friends of the blues, this pedal is a joy. Made equally fabulous on a Les Paul, with a crunch necessarily stronger.

The big advantage of this preamp is that once you turn down the guitar volume, clarity returns without treble loss without loss of attack or of the very general tone lamps. Really stunning.

OVERALL OPINION

a flat, stomp had really suffered from its former owner and I had to replace it because the sound disappeared all or part ... The jacks are also a little cheap but still hold.
Overall, this is a pedal pretty wild as his dog logo with red eyes suggests (saw LEDs!) And it will tame to get the best because it is actually a preamp that an overdrive. But the result of the sound is really convaicant Tweed E. Dog and this will stay on my pedal board for a good time. Since the sound is very distinctive, it will not suit everyone but obviously in vintage overdrive blues genre, there are plenty of green pedals, blue or yellow that will be able to get dressed. I do not know the new price, but I'm really happy to be dropped on this secondhand.