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Finally..Back Online

Ecstasy Drive pedal by Wampler Pedals - custom guitar effects, preamp, and amplification modifications and repairs. Indie Guitarist IndyGuitarist We got hit by the remnants of Hurricane Ike.  80mph winds that knocked out power out from Sunday until 7pm Thursday.  The yard cleanup took my boys an entire day and we now have tones of leaves and branches to burn.  I will do a decent update here soon, but for now, check out the link above.  I just got one of these from Brian and it is amazing.  I love the OD.  Warm and slightly fuzzy.,  Very cool. Ecstasy Drive overdrive/distortion pedals - Wampler Pedals

Unlock Your tone

Unlock Your Tone - Guitar Effects, Boutique Pedals and Gear - Video Demos, Articles and Reviews This is just a quick note to all of you! Please check out this page. It is awesome. Why am I just finding this now?

Mr Echo

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SIB Effects: Mr. Echo Plus - Tone Factor Product Details All of you delay/echo junkies out there need to check out the Mr Echo by SIB. This is one highly underrated pedal. This has a very analog sound to it. It will really nail those subtle slapback and vintage echos of the past. It sounds nice clean or dirty and the slam feature is insane. Think Townsend smashing his SG without breakig the guitar and you are close. You laugh at first, and then realize...hey! This could be cool if used right. Jump in andd try one. Very cool. Pedal Board Demo....listen and watch for Mr Echo at about 3:30 or so.

Good Old Fuzz

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How many of you like to use Fuzz Pedals? Even though I am not really a lead player, I love Fuzz tone. Some of my favorite players with great fuzz tone include Jimi Hendrix and Jimmy Page. As I was browsing the Tone Factor fuzz pedals it struck me that there are so many fuzz pedals, that it is tough to choose. My Tone Factor Hellbilly is in the Fuzz zone. My Tone Factor and my Mojo Hand Huckleberry (ver 1 and ver 2 respectively) are killer Fuzz Pedals that like the Hellbilly, can be set to work well with rhythm as well as lead guitar. Another great one I tried was the Crucible Fuzz by Euthymia . It was a Great pedal, but for some reason I could not use it at my house. It worked great everywhere else, but at home, I often picked up the local radio station on it. I guess I am too close to the tower, as it never happened anywhere else I used it. For the most part, fuzz pedals are modeled after the old Arbiter FuzzFace or Big Muff Pi's, but there are so many fuzz pedals, each

Tone Factor History/Trivia Continued!!

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I thought I would add a little more Tonefactor History/trivia. This time in a pictorial view!!!! From left to right - Bjorn Juhl (BJF(, Jon Cusack (Cusack Music), Jason (ToneFest Organizer), Guy in Red shirt (?) ,Donner Rusk (Donnerbox), Mike Knappe (Diamond Pedals), Brad himself!