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➊ SEYMOUR DUNCAN GOES
ELEMENTAL WITH THE PALLADIUM
With many pedals on the market claiming
to sound “amp-like,” the Palladium takes
the next step and accurately delivers as
advertised. Featuring a host of knobs
including intuitive mids shaping, a full EQ,
Presence control, and a unique Resonance
control, the Palladium happily accepts the
challenge of “amp in a box.” A built-in
boost juices the pedal further, with its own
footswitch for separate activation.
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➋ MOJO HAND REINVENTS
SPACE WITH THE NEBULA
REDUX
Mojo Hand’s Nebula Redux builds on the
excellent tones of the original Nebula,
adding a Thickness toggle to seriously
juice the circuit. The core of the Nebula
is a classic-sounding two-stage phaser
circuit that imparts its magic onto any rig
it sits upon, and it pairs exceptionally well
with some of Mojo Hand’s higher-gain
offerings, like the Iron Bell.
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➌ ALEXANDER EXPANDS ITS
AMNESIA TO OBLIVION
Born of the same circuitry as its incredible
Amnesia delay, the Oblivion starts at the
already broad feature set and radically
expands it, giving players tap tempo,
several different subdivisions, 128 MIDI
presets and much more. Delay times
from 10 to 900 milliseconds are available,
for long, lush, analog soundscapes that
stretch the boundaries of which vintage
units are capable.
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