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Way Huge Announces Red Llama MKII

The Llama is designed to be the perfect compliment to all amps, big or small, clean or dirty.


Benicia, CA (December 15, 2011) -- Dunlop has announced the return of the Way Huge Red Llama. According to Dunlop, "This is not a reproduction, but a continuation of where the groundbreaking archetype left off in 1999. Every single feature that made the Red Llama so mighty is still in place, right where Mr. Huge left them." The Llama is designed to be the perfect compliment to all amps, big or small, clean or dirty.

Spin the drive knob and go from a gentle grind all the way up to massive distortion. Use lower settings for defined open chording or juiced clean tones. Go a little higher for crunchy power fifths, and crank it up for buttery lead tones and tight, bottom-heavy riffage. The volume control sets the desired amount of overall level, but Dunlop warns: "The output capabilities of the Red Llama are legendary, with more than enough gain to force even the cleanest, most stubborn amps to submit their headroom."

$119.99 street price.

For more information:
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on 01/02/2012 		If it was so 'famed,'why did it go out of production in the first place? The market is SO 'SATURATED' with drive & distortion pedals; pedals period, most of the time I ignore the reviews/demos anymore. I've got a Fulltone GT-500 for one of my rigs, and a Lovepedal Superlead for the other; and I find myself using the amp's 'lead' channel for dirty tones most of the time anyway. That and the guitar's volume knob , I find, are still the best/most convenient application.
Hiwattage
on 12/28/2011 		I currently play, and have owned and sold, many originals and so called clone pedals over the years. If a pedal sounds good and is a creative tool for the musician, does it matter whether it is an original or a clone? The logo makes no sound.
David
on 12/28/2011 		The original was nothing more than a fairly direct copy of Craig Anderton's Tube Sound Fuzz. It certainly did not demand the high prices it was getting. I make a version of that myself.
AC
on 12/28/2011 		I have heard a lot of buzz about this pedal. People should be happy that it is being reissued.



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