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Foxgear Presents the Steve Lukather Signature Echosex 3

Celebrating the 10th anniversary of their multi-awarded Echosex pedal, Foxgear unveils the Steve Lukather Echosex 3.

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First Look: Foxgear Rainbow Reverb

First Look: Foxgear Rainbow Reverb

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FoxGear Presents the Rainbow Digital Reverb

A digital reverb packed with five presets that move from classic to modern shimmer.

Forlì, Italy (June 21, 2019) -- The latest entry to the Foxgear lineup is the Rainbow. The Rainbow Reverb is the ultimate digital reverb effect. The Rainbow is based on the well known and reliable DSP FV-1 used in most of the boutique pedals in the market, and offers 5 reverb presets that include 2 mind-blowing shimmering algorithms in addition to the other 2 classic reverb effects and an innovative and inspiring “RotaryVerb” (imagine to putting an old rotary speaker right in the middle of the Pantheon temple in Rome…) These features are all at a fraction of what other boutique pedals cost.

The Foxgear Rainbow, like all other Foxgear pedals, keeps the signal path 100% analog, with audio capacitors (no SMD) in the signal path and true bypass relay, which avoids any undesired effect to your tone while running in front of your amp or in the FX loop. At the core of the Rainbow is the upper central selector that works in synergy with the “Multi” control. This control has specific yet differing roles depending on the algorithm selected, and Tone and Deep controls work to help you to reach unexpected nuances in any algorithm.

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Foxgear Presents the Guy Pratt Knee Trembler Tremolo

The pedal was inspired by the classic Pink Floyd song, "One of These Days."

Forlì, Italy (December 20, 2018) -- The project: Guy Pratt, the famous bass player of Pink Floyd and many other big artists, is now touring around the world with the new band Saucerful of Secrets. The new project by Nick Mason. While working on their rigs, the need of a particular kind of tremolo has emerged, especially for “One of These Days," where he uses the Foxgear Echosex Baby. Guy says: “The Knee Trembler gives me the tremolo i need, fierce and precise every time”

The Knee Trembler has a special LFO designed to be fierce or smooth as you need… very simple controls like speed, and intensity that let you control the attack and character of the tremolo. It runs at 9V like all the other Foxgear pedals and his retail price is just $89.

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