Tools, Tones and Toys for Guitarists
Info about the original: The Wampler Tweed 57 is the heart and soul of a mids 50s Fender Tweed amp. Just think Eric Clapton playing Layla: that tiny Fender pushed to the absolute limit for that crunchy yet 100% Fender tone. We all know that when you need a pedal that nails the sound of … Read more
Manufacturers description of the original: FAT,FAT, FAT. Did i mention FAT? That might be the best word to describe the Menatone Blue Collar. Absolutely brilliant on a Strat is another way I’ve heard. Creamy and syrupy with greasy overtones is a third. This was my second production pedal. I launched it in January of 1997 … Read more
Info from the manufacturer: The often imitated but never duplicated thunder of the Red Llama is back! This is not a reproduction, but a continuation of where the groundbreaking archetype left off in 1999. Every single feature that made the Red Llama so mighty is still in place, right where Mr. Huge left them. Season … Read more
Information from the builder: The Oxblood Distortion was designed to emulate the tone and response of an old Vox AC15 with added gain at the input stage. Unlike other Vox-like pedals which emulate the tone and response of the Vox AC30, only the Oxblood Distortion emulates a boosted AC15. Unique to the Oxblood Distortion is … Read more
