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Joe Gore’s The Subversive Guitarist: Mastering Fingerstyle - Oct. '19 Ex. 2

Four new Universal Audio effects distill greatest hits from larger UAFX devices, emulating the 1176 compressor, EMT 140 plate reverb, Lexicon 224 digital reverb, and Maestro Echoplex EP-3 at more accessible prices.

Authentic smooth-to-nasty drive tones. Adds beautiful body and sustain in clean settings. Intuitive controls.

Highest gain tones exhibit some sizzle.

$199

UAFX 1176
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