T. Rex Alberta Overdrive Guitar Pedal
The T-Rex Alberta has that creamy overdrive tone reminiscent of a vintage TS-808 unit. If a crunchy, mid-range boost with sweet tube-like harmonics is what you're after, the Alberta will deliver the goods. Its warm overdrive and emotive distortion are like those of a 30-year-old tube amp. Alberta's sweet tube-like harmonics and wide and natural sounding tonal spectrum faithfully reproduces all the subtle nuances of your playing dynamics. The T-Rex Alberta is an analog pedal that uses a MOSFET transistor. It does not feature true bypass. However, it employs an on/off switch that is designed to bypass the sound without disturbance so that the pedal will not be heard when it is switched off. Features The GAIN knob controls the amount of distortion. The LEVEL knob sets the overall volume. The TONE knob affects the top end (edge) of your signal without compromising sonic quality, allowing you to dial in the perfect tonal flavor for you taste. Controls:
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T-Rex pedals are handcrafted in Denmark.
User Manual (PDF) $199.99 U.S. Buyers only: e-mail YOUR best price
offer on the T-Rex Alberta with your zip code to steve@stevesmusiccenter.com. Please be sure to include the name of the pedal and your zip code in the e-mail.
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browser.) The T-Rex amplifier T25 BigTone Combo is used making all sound files. The files are recorded in Sun Studio (Copenhagen) by Mika Vandborg. Solo artist and guitar player in "Gnags". Mika plays a Fender Stratocaster 1964. >> Click here to see more of Mika Vandborg and his T-Rex setup. Medium blues. Gain at 11 o`clock, tone at 1 o`clock. >> Alberta off >> Alberta on Rock blues. Gain at 3 o´clock, tone at 2 o´clock. >> Alberta off >> Alberta on Rock guitar. Gain at 5 o´clock, tone at 4 o´clock. >> Alberta off >> Alberta on Alberta Mix >> Minutes of great sound |
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