Broad Tone Board 

Boogie Five-band Graphic

Envelope Phaser EP2

Reflector V3 Prism Colorway

Pharaoh Supreme

Skyboost

MESA Express  Footswitch

The GRID SLAMMER™ overdrive pedal produces a variable boost in gain over a wide range with a classic, guitar-centric midrange bump that enhances many different playing styles. It’s a true overdrive “specialist” that covers an amazing array of what many top players consider the most expressive and musical ranges of overdrive. From sweet, subtle breakup to a harmonically smoldering overdrive that can both sting and sing, the GRID SLAMMER sets a new bar in legendary overdrive! 

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Grid Slammer

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High-Wire Dual Buffer & Output Boost

Combining the most important features of our SUBWAY® D800™ preamp with small size and convenient connectivity, the SUBWAY BASS DI creates our most compact Grab ‘N Go Bass solution. 

Switchable INPUT settings include PASSIVE and ACTIVE to handle both types of pickups optimally. Classic shelving-type Tone controls handle BASS and TREBLE and are joined by a Semi-Parametric MID Band to enable accurate shaping and/or enhancement of the midrange with a switchable DEEP mode to round out the voicing options. Balanced XLR PREAMP and DIRECT Outputs with a Pin 1 Lift feature for both and a PRE/POST SOURCE switch for the DIRECT Output to handle Stage and Front Of House duties while an UNBLANCED ¼” PREAMP OUT expands the interconnect possibilities even further.

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SUBWAY BASS PREAMP DI

Our legendary Boogie® Five-Band Graphic EQ is now available in a Pedal! For well over four decades the Boogie Five-Band Graphic EQ has been at the heart of chart topping guitar sounds and it’s hard to ignore the impact its now-classic “V-Curve” has had on modern guitar sounds and popular music. Now we offer this powerful tool in a stand-alone pedal format that packs the same tone-shaping power and hand-built in Petaluma, CA quality as those found in our high-end amplifiers.

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Demo by Lucas Fowler