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GALLERY: Show Us Your Gear - Pedalboards III

30 pedalboards used by Premier Guitar readers

"DiMaio says of his pedalboard, ""It changes frequently, which is why it isn't properly organized. I haven't 'locked in' the pedalboard, if you will."" The signal chain is a Radial Switchbone, Keeley Compressor, Xotic EP Booster, Boss Volume Pedal, into a Fender Super Sonic 22. In the effects loop is an MXR Super Chorus and Line 6 Echo Park. The second channel of the Switchbone goes into an EH Micro POG into a Delta Blues 210 amp. The pedals are powered by a Voodoo Labs Pedal Power except the Super Chorus."

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Epic sounds in a small, light, versatile package. Simple control set. Effects loop and footswitchable volume (with independent control) and channels. Dirty channel sparkles and spanks.

Clean channel lacks mid control

$599

Orange Gain Baby 100
orangeamps.com

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