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Tony Iommi + Treble Booster + Laney Supergroup
https://catalinbread.com/products/sabbra-cadabra
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We’re thrilled to celebrate 10 amazing years of the Sabbra Cadabra. To mark this milestone, we’re releasing a very special, limited-edition Sparkle Red version, featuring the number “10” in the artwork as a tribute to this momentous occasion. The circuit is the same Sabbra you know and love.
Tony Iommi + Treble Booster + Laney Supergroup
"Transform any guitar rig into a rig of doom with the Sabbra Cadabra."
Tony Iommi arguably had the most influential tone in the history of electric guitar. Really, when you think Black Sabbath you immediately think “Electric Guitar”. His early signature sound was the result of an always on treble-booster plugged into cranked Laney Supergroup amps. This approach to guitar is extremely rewarding and fun, but lost in this day and age because honestly who can really get away with the stage volume anymore? Far and few between! We designed the Sabbra Cadabra to give players that sonic experience, re-contextualized for today’s approach where players tend to use amps solely within their clean range at more mortal volume levels.
Power supply
The Sabbra Cadabra requires at least 9VDC and up to 18VDC, with a negative center. It draws a miserly 5mA, meaning you can run it with pretty much any supply fitting the above requirements. You can also use a 9V battery, just remember to unplug the input cable when you’re finished, or it will continue to use battery power. However, the modest current draw will let the battery last a good long time.
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