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GUITAR AMPLIFIERS AND EFFECTS PEDALS
Amp Products
DELTA V - Tweed to Blackface tones
The DeltaV is designed to replicate the tone of classic tube amplifiers. The rectifier can be set to tube or solid state for either a fast or more spongy attack. The tone stack can be configured to an early Tweed design, the classic Blackface design or bypassed completely. The amplifier goes from clean to overdrive as the volume is increased. At 13-17 Watts, the DeltaV is a great club or studio amp making it easy to find the sweet spot at reasonable volume.
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pedal products
DELVALE DRIVE
The delvale drive is a true bypass overdrive and boost pedal that uses multiple cascading gain stages. This results in a pedal that responds very much like a real tube amplifier. Depending on the settings, the pedal can provide clean boost or a variety of overdrive textures. A slight mid bump fattens up the tone.
ROADRAGE PD
The Road Rage PD is a true bypass two stage MOSFET based pre-amp providing neutral clean gain boost or overdrive depending on the pedal gain and switch setting.
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Goodtone amplifiers are based on classic tube designs and allow the user to alter the tone in meaningful ways like cathode-fixed bias switching, tube—solid state rectifier switching and tone control bypass.
For the best possible tone all amplifiers use carbon resistors, polypropylene capacitors, Mercury Magnetics transformers and either Weber or Jensen speakers. All wiring is point to point or tag board for reliability and ease of service. Cabinets are finger jointed pine for durability and tone.
Reviews
"Plugged into a series of amps, the Roadrage is impressively transparent – and usable – especially when coupled with vintage/non-master-volume amps that produce enough hair for rhythm guitar parts but typically require an overdrive for leads. Unlike overdrive pedals, the Roadrage does not change the sound of the guitar – it simply makes it louder by making the amp’s preamp stage produce a slightly more compressed, singing tone. Plugged in between a Stratocaster and a vintage Vibrolux Reverb, the box delivers in a number of tonal areas. Though not a compressor, per se, it works very well for slide playing, providing a bit of squash/sustain for a bott leneck-slide sound. Tested with a Les Paul and a vintage 50-watt Marshall, it gave the extra kick that made the amp sing. Placed in front of a vintage Ibanez TS-9, it restored some of the dynamics the TS-9"
VINTAGE GUITAR Gear Review
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