Showing posts with label pedal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pedal. Show all posts

Thursday, November 11, 2010

1990 DigiTech Dual function pedals

The new dual function pedals from DigiTech produce totally different effects, separately or simultaneously with one pedal. The 2730 Hot Box is a heavy metal dream machine...The 2715 Rock Box can create the classic sounds of rock and roll...the 2700 Double Play has over 16 combinations with independent control of each effect...the PDS 1650 Programmable Distortion pedal delivers tube type distortion, overdrive and 20 programmable memory slots. Now that's hot!

1990 DigiTech Dual function pedals Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com

Monday, September 20, 2010

1976 Mu-Tron Bi-Phase - the world's first dual phaser

Why a dual phasor? Because a dual phasor gives you creative effects not possible with two separate phasors. Like super-deep phasing, or stereo phasing, or synchronized phasing of separate instruments. And that's just for starters. Add the optional control pedal and the possibilities are limitless. Check it out and let your music fly. The Mu-tron Bi-phase. From the innovators who brought you the Mu-tron III.

1976 Mu-Tron Bi-Phase - the world's first dual phaser Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com





Sunday, September 12, 2010

1978 Maestro Parametric Equalizer - the playable parametric

Maestro takes the Parametric Equalizer out of the studio rack and puts it on the floor. Recording studios use parametric equalizers for precise alteration and enhancement of both instrument and vocal tracks. Applications include increasing the attack of a bass guitar, adding fullness to an electric guitar, enhancing the richness of an acoustic guitar and more. But when you're playing you have your hands full - so introducing the Maestro Parametric Filter...

1978 Maestro Parametric Equalizer - the playable parametric Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com





Saturday, September 11, 2010

1978 DeArmond Optoelectric Volume Pedal 1630

Pick out your next volume pedal from the DeArmond line up. New! Optoelectric Volume Pedal 1630. Use of an optoelectric cell and AC powered light source provides volume control without pots, gears or batteries. Zero sound level to full volume is smooth, quiet and effortless. Pedal is compatible with instruments, synthesizers and PA's; functions as master volume control for mixing/recording. Chromed pedal on rugged cast aluminum base...

1978 DeArmond Optoelectric Volume Pedal 1630 Ad available at www.GuitarPulp.com