Outlaw Effects Unveils the Rocker Box Tremolo and Deputy Marshal Plexi Distortion
Both micro pedals feature true-bypass switching to maintain the purity of the player's tone.
Montreal, Canada (January 3, 2017) -- Micro-effect pedal company Outlaw Effects will introduce a pair of new analog guitar pedals at the 2017 NAMM Show: Rocker Box tremolo and Deputy Marshal plexi distortion.
Rocker Box is an optical tremolo pedal that allows players to unearth rich, natural sounding tremolo effects. A Bias control adjusts the tonal complexion of the sound wave, giving the player access to everything from smooth and polished trem to the looser, non-symmetrical waveforms of vintage tube amps. Depth and Speed controls offer the ability to further fine-tune the effect.
The pedal was named via the company's recent #NameThisOutlaw Instagram contest, with the winning entry submitted by Andrew Dixon (@andycd26) of Ohio.
Suggested Retail Price: $60.00
Deputy Marshal captures the unmistakable sound of Plexi-era British tube amps that defined the classic rock era. With plenty of power and bite, Deputy Marshal offers full-stack character without the vintage amp price tag. Standard Gain, Tone and Volume controls allow the player to dial in his or her distortion tone with precision. A Bright/Normal toggle switch offers even more versatility, with beefed-up highs just a flick of a switch away.
Suggested Retail Price: $60.00
Both pedals feature true bypass switching to maintain the purity of the player's clean tone. Like all Outlaw Effects, the two new pedals are housed in a micro-sized durable aluminum alloy chassis, and feature a staggered input/output design for a minimum footprint.
Rocker Box and Deputy Marshal will begin shipping to dealers in February 2017.
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