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It is designed like a tube amp, fine tuned cascaded gain stages caused the distortion, not diodes. I knew it blows my mind away when it made my EL34 amp push air like a full stack. This pedal rocks like whatever 80s or 70s you want it to be! Heck, even more gain! The tone for leads is balanced, focused, and sustains forever. Chords are chunky, tight, and resonant. Turn the GAIN and CONTOUR down for hi-wattage British sounds. Increasing the GAIN brings you into more modern saturation teritories without un-natural compression.Crank the CONTOUR knob and you tighten up the lowend adding resonance of a sealed 4x12. It is capable of huge amounts of output and the gain can be down right METAL. Inspite of this the noise level is remarkably low. The distortion is natural without the buzzy "chopping" or "squaring" of your guitar's signal as often associated with high gain and metal pedals. This means you can play chords with your SCOD and you can hear every single note. This is handbuilt and boutique from Seattle!Click here ---> Demo link <---Click here
All i know bout this guitar is that it's 30 years old, the condition is very good for its age, and its definitely GENUINE. The pickups sounds very nice. There's a lot of tone in it. It one of those hand wounded high end Japanese pickups if I'm not wrong. It came across my mind that to remove and put in Korea ones but I never did-lah!. Why one is Zebra and one is not? Don't ask me, I have no idea.
This is a 57's Reissue Japan strat. For those who do not know, this is what the model name means;
ST57 = Stratocaster 57's Reissue.
78 = Grade of materials used. (The higher the number, the better it is.)
TX = Texas Special pickups.
By now most of you should know a quality of a Japan strat VS an America ones. Especially the higher grades of Japanese Fenders.The condition is used, there are some dings here and there. View to appreciate. Tell me a good strat that is not seasoned. It is for you to play, not to be in the closet.
3 reasons why you should buy this:
-It is cheap. a normal 57's reissue and this is different.
-Fender Japan increased their prices. Mine still stays.
-It is truly a player's guitar.
Below is the specs.
-Alder body.(Normal range of Jap strats offers Basswood & Poplar bodies)
-Texas Special pickups.(This pickup is used on SRV's signature strat & many Custom Shop models)
-Vintage Gotoh tuners.(We know you vintage freaks love the rectangular ol' skool tuners)
-Maple neck, 21 frets, and single ply pickguard
-Vintage reissued plastic components
This thing is discontinued. Japan made, makes it even more valueble. Productions later on from Taiwan showed a drop in quantity. Look at its condition, shimmering clean. Ya know Red Hot Chilli Peppers? Ya know Rage Against The Machine? Fattens your overall sound by producing three separate tones - the original tone, a second tone one octave below the original, and a third tone two octaves below the original, for a complete tone three octaves thick. Each octave tone's volume can be controlled independently. The OC-2 features natural, clear octave sounds with stable pitch even for staccato style picking.
The Laney LX412A is an 200 watts RMS guitar speaker cabinet with an angled front baffled. Loaded with 4 Celestion Rocket 50 12" drivers. Comon', where can you get a 4x12 at this price?
Power RMS: 200 Watts.
Inputs: 2 x Jack.
Impedance: 8 Ohms Nominal.
Drivers: 4 x Celestion Rocket 50.
Baffle: Angled.
Weight: 31.5 Kgs.
Dimensions: 730 x 715 x 357mm
Too many expensive and valueble effect pedals? A big MFX with adapter but nothing to store? This is it. Dimensions : 74cm L x 36cm H x 21cm D .
You have a gig, but u are afraid that u can't stay in tune all the time. This has inputs and outputs. Pair it with your effects and pedal!
Boutique Boutique Boutique!Volume + Chorus + Flanger pedal. True bypass. All in one? You've got an Overdrive, Distortion, Booster, and Delay. You don't wanna pay 1k for all Chorus, volume, and flanger so you can move to stompboxes. This is your ideal solution. Do the math. Trust me, this won't be back anymore.
Stock Maxon OD-808 is good enough, what do you do if u see a modded one? The OD delivers crisp sounds. You can hear individual strings in a chord. It gives you mild overdrive to an AC/DC type rock'n'roll tone. No noise. VERY THE CREAMY and VERY THE SMOOTH. Don ask me to compare this with Noah's Ark Green. Thats a stock pedal, this is not. Yellow LED! Trust me, this won't be back anymore.
The Crunchbox replaces what you've been missing. The tone is very Marshall-like. Everything from old Plexis to modern high gain sounds. The higher range of the spectrum reall blossoms with this pedal, but the bottom end stays tight and focused. It is very responsive and tight. Uncompressed distortion. They always say, Marshall in a box. Could this be it? If you don't have a JCM stack but you still want that roar.
American custom shop pedal! IT IS NOW DISCONTINUED. With internal trimmings for Treble, Mid, and Bass?! This is a very versatile and sweet OD pedal. Can be used as a booster for your solo's or just as a pre-amp. My personal preference is to leave it on all the time. I notice a nice compression happening with the 'harmonics' internal pot cranked (doesn't lose note definition at all though!) very nice 'singing' tone, a slight mid-hump but no where near as much as a tubescreamer (it's there if you want to 'dial' in the mid-hump though..) It gets a little more of a 'growl' than a tubescreamer (even a modded one, I've owned and own tons of em') The SS cleans up real nice when you lower the volume knob on the guitar. Very quiet even when she's cranked! (nice guitar, amp and well shielded gear helps out here!). Trust me, this won't be back anymore.
