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NY Amp Show - Analog Man's New Amp and Pedals

Analog Man showed us some pedals, including their Chorus pedals, Compressor pedals, Juicer pedals, and CompROSSor pedals. Also, they showed off their new 5-watt practice amp. For more information: Analog Man

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Analog Man showed us some pedals, including their Chorus pedals, Compressor pedals, Juicer pedals, and CompROSSor pedals. Also, they showed off their new 5-watt practice amp.

For more information:
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