AMT G-Packer – optical compressor for guitar

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G-Packer

The S1 Legend Amp Series pedal! Enormously rich smooth overdrive to medium gain crunch to screaming lead, the S1 was designed for players looking to achieve the famous guitar distortion sounds of Soldano* Amplifiers. The S1 features JFET circuit design producing crazy tight and responsive distortion. Make ANY amp sound like a high Soldano* with the AMT S1 pedal.

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Preamp S1

Introducing the next generation of the Legend Amp series of pedals, the LA2 line. Guaranteed to be the most versatile distortion pedals on the market, offering huge tube-style saturated tone in the styles of all of your favorite high gain modern and classic amp heads. The LA2 pedals will accompany the original series, as an enhanced upgraded “PRO” version.

Classic Marshall JCM800 mid-gain overdrive became popular in the 1980s. Its preamp section provides rich opportunities for a wide range of overdrive gain. M-2 shapes the structure of overdriven sound characteristic of JCM800 while maintaining ease at small gain and increased density at maximum values. *

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Preamp M2

AMT WH-1 is an optical version of a classic “WAH-WAH” effect with bandpass filter range selection (3-way switch). Optical frequency control increases the service life of the effect eliminating frequent replacements of maintenance and replacement of the control potentiometer.

AMT WH-1 features low noise and expanded frequency tuning range due to the use of original JFET-based circuit design. AMT WH-1 boasts great versatile sound and processes both clean guitar sound and Ultra high gain overdrive equally well. 

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