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Brian May modeling pedal
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Fully functioning & in good condition with some mild play wear. Includes its original bag & power supply.
Using Digitech's patented guitar modelling technology, producer Eddie Kramer digitised authentic tones directly from Queen's original master tapes. One of the most versatile controls calibrates the input for the two most common configurations of guitar pickups (single coil equipped S-types or humbucker equipped Gibson Les Paul types) so there is no requirement to own a Red Special replica guitar which is not to everybody's taste. There are three output modes allowing use with a single amplifier, a stereo mixer or even a pair of amplifiers for a stereo effect. An optional FS3X footswitch was available which offered hands-free access to each model. Most Brian May players and Queen enthusiasts will know that Brian uses a treble booster as the first effect in his signal chain but since this pedal has an integral hard-wired dynamic analog treble booster, a separate unit is unnecessary.
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