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Distortion by Paul Gagon The 427 is the modern muscle car of distortion pedals, with a big, meaty tone that’s ready to kick ass. A Paul Gagon creation, 427 builds on his experience crafting pedals for the gods of rock. |
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Distortion by Paul Gagon The Blacksmith is based on pedals hand-made by Paul Gagon for the gods of rock in the 1980s. Like those rare originals, Blacksmith features his LED-based distortion circuit paired with his PLEX-EQ tone stack. |
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Transparent clean boost We call Boosta Grande a “transparent clean boost” because it doesn’t change the tonal balance of the amp, even with Boosta’s max gain of +20dB slamming those tubes. Make your tubes sing mas grande! |
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Gus G Signature Overdrive Want a screaming lead tone like Gus G’s? Stomp on a G Screamer and experience his vision for modern metal. |
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Dual-mode vibrato/chorus Inspired by the guitar wrangling of Will Ray and created by Paul Gagon, Mind Bender is a dual-mode vibrato/
chorus that features a anuthentic Bucket Brigade
Delay analog circuit. From lush to lunacy, Mind Bender will bend your boundaries. |
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Optical compressor Whether you’re just looking to dial in a smoother sound or keep the front end of your amp from clipping, an optical compressor is just the thing. There’s none finer than what you’ll find in the studio-grade, solid-state OptiComp compressor. |
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Sonic Maximizer™ It’s like lifting a blanket off your amp to reveal the full potential of your gear and your musical expression. When you’re ready to Maximize Your Tone™, get your hands on a Sonic Stomp. |
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Rotary speaker simulator The Soul Vibe is an analog vibe/rotary speaker
simulator known for its chewy phase-like
textures. Soul Vibe delivers rotary heaven with modern reliability. |
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Universal power supply The Supa-Charger is a high
performance universal pedal
power supply that features:
a custom wound “zero hum”
toroidal transformer; eight
outputs that are isolated, regulated
and filtered; and a selectable input mains switch to accommodate 110-220 voltages, enabling the Supa-Charger to be used worldwide. |
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Dual-mode analog tremolo Leo's finest amp tremolo, now in a pedal. The Tremor is a dual-mode tremolo that
utilizes a sine-wave optical to create a wide
range of warm pulsating sounds normally
associated with the “vibrato” effect of vintage
tube amps. The Tremor offers the flexibility
of two independent speed controls that are
foot switchable to enable a player to select
between a slow and a fast tremolo at the
stomp of a switch. |
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Dual-mode analog delay The Two Timer was inspired by the long
discontinued DM-2 Delay, which was
known for its warm, haunting reverb and
tape-like echoes. The Two Timer offers two
independent delay times foot switchable
via the “time 1/time 2” mode switch. This
makes it possible to have one delay set up
for a short slapback rhythm sound while
another is set to a longer delay for solos. |
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OTA compressor VariComp compressor is inspired by some of the coolest vintage compressor pedals around: the old Ross compressor and the early MXR Dynacomp. Think of that sweet, spongy compression in “Sultans of Swing” and “Sweet Home Alabama” and you'll get the idea. VariComp holds true to those iconic originals by using an authentic new old stock (NOS) CA3080 Operational Transconductance Amplifier (OTA) analog device. But as you’d expect from BBE, VariComp is not about just copying an old design – it’s about taking the best elements of old favorites and improving the breed. |
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Modified '60s wah The Ben Wah is based on a
1967 Class A circuit design
that featured a unique
Halo inductor. BBE has
re-engineered and custom tuned
the Halo inductor and
potentiometer to re-create
the expressive tones made
famous by players like Eric
Clapton and Jimi Hendrix.
In addition, we’ve added
a harmony control to help
fine-tune the Ben Wah’s Q/
peak response, and handwired
all components are for the ultimate in vintage authenticity. |
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Silicon fuzz Windowpane’s two sequentially-wired silicon transistors are properly biased at the factory and the tone is dialed in with a carefully selected treble roll-off on the second transistor, recalling the slightly mellowed top end of early germanium transistor fuzz pedals. But unlike those old classics, Windowpane fuzz pedals have bulletproof reliability and consistency. Leave your rare vintage fuzz at home and hit the road with a tool that sounds better, anywhere, anytime, every time. That’s Windowpane. |