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1973 MKIII Tonebender* Replica

Der Ibanez TS-808 ist ein Klassiker. Vieles davon steckt im 710 Overdrive. Aber auch mehr Gain, mehr Bass, mehr Tone.

Der 800 Fullboost hat einen Drehregler für den Verzerrungsgrad sowie zwei Kippschalter für Lo- und HiCut.

Featuring a responsive and articulate attack generator plus an expanded control set, it also features our new Color knob that blends in a second low-pass filter to help you to go from a classic bom-chicka-wow-wow funk, all the way to rich, throaty and vocal filter sweeps.

At the heart of The Aether is a PT2399, tap tempo delay. It has the standard Echo, Feedback, and Time controls you would expect on any delay, but what makes it special is the Color, Saturation, and Degrade Controls. Can do Lo-fi---

Updated Version with cool new features....

The Teisco Fuzz — a classic silicon fuzz circuit with a switchable upper octave that takes inspiration from a furry 70s predecessor. Unlock searing lead lines, gnarly textures, synth-like overtones, and every shade in between.

Inspired by first-era silicon model Arbiter FuzzEs

The Alexander Syntax Error 2 is our newest noisemaker, designed to help you create your very own arcade soundtrack using guitar, bass, keys, or whatever. Featuring the powerful new FXCore DSP, Syntax Error 2 packs more power, punch, and possibilities than any other Alexander pedal thus far.

The Equilibrium DLX is our updated vintage modulation pedal - evoking the buttery, sputtery, wobbly sounds of yesteryear. While the Equilibrium DLX sounds completely vintage, it crams all the "mod cons" into a pedalboard-friendly package.

Just like the vintage preamp it's modeled after, the Teisco Boost is loaded with a field-effect transistor (FET) for softer, more organic clipping and can run at 24V via the voltage switch for extra headroom.

This new version of the Octavia pedal now also features my unique MagTraB switch and an additional EDGE control that determines the treble and harmonic content. Instead of germanium, Schottky diodes are now used, which sound simply fantastic!