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Tube distortion pedal roundup. (Bench Tests).(Product/Service Evaluation)
Have you got an amp that cranks out cool clean sounds, yet can't compete in the overdrive arena? Would you like to put some genuine tube tones in front of your modeling amp or digital recording system? If you answered yes to either of these questions--or you'd just like to add some hot new colors to your sonic spectrum--a tube-powered distortion pedal could be your ticket to Tone Town.
I evaluated six models--ranging in size from petite to gargantuan--and found them all to be very solidly constructed. The housings for the OD-X and Tonebone Classic are considerably sturdier than those found on the majority of stompboxes, and the other four pedals are literally ...
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- GM North America to Introduce Seven All-New Vehicles In Aggressive Drive for...
- Press release article from: PR Newswire October 31, 2000 700+ words
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