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I'm a big fan of Hudson pedals - I have their broadcast on my board - and this is a really nice 808 style overdrive. So why sell it? well I've just bought an Akai MPC so I need to find that... and I have a Chase Bliss Pre Amp II and that can get pretty damn close so this is sitting on the shelf. Which is a shame.Can do great overdrive into light fuzzy type stuff - the EQ on it makes it really useable. Comes boxed with all the bits - pedal is pretty much mint but let's say 9 out of 10.Never gigged - smoke free home.Velcro on base.Box corner is a bit creased (see pics) and the rubber feet are stuck to the inside of the box and aren't coming off without damaging the box... rookie mistake.Thanks for looking.From the internet:Our take on the classic 808 circuit with the added versatility of a powerful two-band EQ which draws inspiration from a vintage Studer recording console. Packed with attitude and full of character, the Sidecar can cover classic overdrive and distortion as well as, at extreme settings, fuzz and boost.The front end of the Sidecar is a modified version of the classic 808 overdrive, tuned for a bigger low-end, wider gain range and greater headroom. At the heart of the clipping section lies a pair of germanium diodes chosen for its ‘softer’ response characteristics, retaining your playing dynamics and feel. The powerful two-band Baxandall equaliser section follows the drive section and provides up to 15dB of cut and boost of the high and low bands, allowing you to sculpt your tone whilst remaining musical at all times.
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