Showing posts with label pedals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pedals. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 24, 2023

Fish(man) pedals


Fishman pedals are also available at Swee Lee now. Was expecting more but these don't cost as much as their Fluence pickups 😜

Pic: Swee Lee webstore

Friday, February 24, 2023

Marshall pedals: Revived


Marshall had officially announced the revival of its fab four pedals of yore: The Guv'nor, Shred Master, Drive Master & the affable Blues Breaker. Out of this line up, The Guv'nor & Blues Breaker were standout models with the latter achieving cult status. The manufacturer made efforts to be accurate in the duplication of parts & circuits, striving for authenticity. However, among the four, the revived Shred Master sounds a little different from its historical counterpart. If this is your initial acquaintance with the pedals, be informed that these are low-gain units less the Shred Master. 

Pic: Marshall UK

Saturday, November 6, 2021

Orange Ps

Some Orange pedals are available at Davis GMC now. 

Contrary to popular beliefs, these are not boutique units so they are reasonably priced. Do check them out. 

Pics: Orange Amps

Saturday, July 13, 2013

Blackstar LT

Blackstar is another amp manufacturer to be churning out pedals this summer. These are simple units that promise to recreate the manufacturer's amp voicings. In fact, some models feature the patented ISP feature found on Blackstar amps so you know what you are getting here in terms of 'Blackstar' tones. Looking forward to them being here for a simple reason- they are more affordable than the tube-integrated HT series.

Friday, April 26, 2013

Budda tone

Not a pedal fan but hope these would make it here. No idea if the prices would be prohibitive; they bear the BUDDA name there, so...

Saturday, December 1, 2012

MESA stomp

We begin December with the news that MESA has released the above pedals for our considerations. The last time MESA released a pedal, it was tube-driven & was adapter-only when it comes to power. It's good to know the ones above are our preferred standard-sized, pedalboard friendly makes. Are they gonna get here soon?