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Reviewed on 3/31/06 by
Martin Priller
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Rating: 
After checking this out at their web site and reading the feedbcak from others I'm glad to say I made the right choice with this pedal.Now my buddy can gladly have his tube screamer back.With the exception of battery situation it's a great pedal to have and I'm sold on it.Now I have to make room for it on my pedalboard. |
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Model Year: 2005
Price: $35.00 (used)
Where Obtained: ebay
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Features:
It comes with 4 knobs level,tone gain and morph which helps shape the sound your looking for also has 3 outputs on it, 1 for in and 2 for a miked cabinet thru the board sound also comes with outlet for adaptor. |
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Sound Quality:
This pedal goes great from metal to blues to classic rock depending on your type of music.You can't go wrong with this pedal. |
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Ease of Use:
The one I got didn't have the booklet however if you go to digitech.com and click on the pedal you can hear a demo for this which captures the old Tube Screamers (TS9/808)and the DOD 250.As soon as I found the right setting (which was the the TS808), I plugged it in to my amp and was very pleased to get the sound I was looking for.Also the battery compartment might be tricky,you have to push a pin on the side of the pedal to get at the battery but I found it easy to get to. |
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Durability:
Made of metal,very durable so it's great for live settings,can't wait to take this to the next jam session.However it's a battery eater so unless you have a few 9 volt batteries with you, your best bet is to get an adaptor for it. |
