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11th June 2010, 08:48 PM
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tube pedal box
not really a pedal 'cause there's no bypass switch, just meant to always be on.
24v wall wart powered and sounds great. 2 pots for gain adj., no tone controls. try checking demo: YouTube - another northbeachtube guitar tube pedal Comp demo with Joe Dean NOT A FUZZ BOX. More like a tube booster or a pre, if you wanna call it that. No 12a tubes with a SS buffer either, just an all-tube circuit that sounds good with whatever style you play. |
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