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J. Rockett Audio El Hombre Giveaway!

J. Rockett Audio El Hombre Giveaway!

You could WIN an El Hombre Overdrive, courtesy of J. Rockett Audio.


J. Rockett Audio - El Hombre Overdrive

J. Rockett Audio Designs
$199
Based on the classic tones of a bearded Texas legend, El Hombre is the ideal overdrive for those feeling the blues or ready to rock all night. Capturing the nuances and touch sensitivity of an amplifier, El Hombre can go from mild to wild with the turn of the gain knob showing its versatility with each guitar plugged into it. From added harmonics to chewy sag El Hombre has it all!

The El Hombre is simple in format but complex in its abilities. The tone section is very effective allowing you to alter the drive style simply by adjusting the “Bite” control. When you bring the bite control up (Clockwise) it becomes more aggressive, turn it down (counter clockwise) making it smoother and more reminiscent of Dumble tones. Please experiment because there is a myriad of sounds in such a simple pedal. Push the volume up and bring the gain back for some amazing blues tones, push the gain and drop the volume for the smooth Carlton/Ford sounds. Bring the “Bite” control up and get wide open Plexi sounds. We are confident that this pedal can achieve any tone you need which is why we love it so much.

CONTROLS:

Gain: Controls the amount of gain

Bite: Brings highs forward or smooths them out

Volume: Controls volume of the pedal

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