REBEL line Chorus stompbox. A hybrid combination of a 24-bit DSP and an analogue circuit generates an uncompromised classic Chorus. With three potentiometers, Clutter Chorus will match every genre perfectly and lets you customise the sound to your liking.  

Everything is safely enclosed in a powder-coated metal housing. The legendary footswitch you can find in other g-lab’s products ensures excellent results on the demanding scene over the years. 

The REBEL line features a TRUE BYPASS with quiet switching and MIDI communication. 

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CC-1 Clutter Chorus

WW-1 is a classic wah-wah effect with possibility to set the tones and with a new comfortable switching of the effect mode. Four switches of the tone parameters will let you match the tone to your needs. WW-1 will sound clean and deep on the clean tones because it doesn’t get distorted even by the signal from the humbucker On the tones getting distorted WW-1 won’t cause “choking” of the tone because of the possibility to reduce the “quality factor of the resonance circuit” (Q FACTOR) and the deepness of the wah-wah effect (DEEP). Bass switch (BASS) will be helpful to let the guitar sound with a wah-wah effect with a full band (without low tones cutting). Volume switch (VOLUME) enables to adjust the level of output signal when the wah-wah is active. WW-1 posses two switching modes: traditional (with the switch located in front under the pedal) and automatic mode (with the sensor detecting the leg on the pedal). Due to this solution, the switching OFF and ON of the wah-wah effect is far more faster and more comfortable what gives a new creative capabilities. Photo element instead of the potentiometer makes the using of wah-wah more easy and enlarges the effect reliability.

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The G-Lab GLA-TCH-1 is a classic chorus effect pedal featuring G-Lab’s Max Analog technology, which achieves a clear and deep chorus effect on electric guitar and bass. This dual-effect design houses a 24-bit DSP processor with a discrete analog signal path and control, resulting in a very low-noise, low-distortion sound.

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TCH-1

True Bypass Wah-Pad (TBWP) is a full analog device that makes the use of wah-wah type effects more comfortable. Using a traditional wah-wah effect requires switching it ON and OFF, which forces the player to perform an additional operation during which playing is not possible. The wah-pad eliminates this operation.

 Since now enough is to place a foot on a wah-wah effect – to switch it on and remove a foot – to switch it off (not important is position the wah-wah effect pedal is left). To bypass wah-wah effect the wah-pad enables straight wiring from the effect input jack through the wah-pad switch to the effect output jack, with no connection to the wah-wah effect circuit (True Bypass). So using it eliminates any influence of the wah-wah effect onto a guitar tone when the wah-wah effect is not used.

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Dual Reverb DR-3 is an analog-digital stompbox which adds some deepness and space to your guitar tone. DR-3 makes you feel like playing in the real room with many reverberations. You can switch between two sets (A and B) of the reverb time and intensity. The MAX ANALOG technology and the optical true bypass assure the best sound quality and smooth ON/OFF switching (sustaining previously played tones).

DR-3 is constructed according to mostly used by guitarists parameters. There were chosen in it the adequate ranges of reverb time and intensity.

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