One of the new features is separate wet/dry outputs for rigs with multiple amps.
Sioux City, IA (February 6, 2018) -- Sioux Guitars today announced a new version of their best-selling Dakota County Delay pedal. Along with the current “blended out”, Sioux Guitars has added both a “wet out” and a “dry out” to this product. In our r&d and testing we’ve found no phasing issues with running various amps at the same time with two or all three outs being used.
Although consumers have loved the Dakota County delay all along, this addition of both a “wet out” and a “dry out” will allow guitarists to amp up the choices they have when using this pedal to mix effects and amps. This three-outlet pedal gives you analog echoes with the options of running a cleaner wet amp and a dirtier dry amp, or put a fuzz or flanger on the dry out. One huge option would be for a player, in a two piece band, to run the dry to and octave down and a bass amp while running the blended to a guitar amp.
Sioux Guitars head honcho Ryan Meyers says “we’re excited to be on the cutting edge with this upgraded analog delay pedal. This pedal will significantly enhance the options our players, both professional running a wet/dry amp setup, and beginner only needing the blended out, have when using this effects pedal.” Sylvain Sylvain, guitarist of the New York Dolls, says “I love it,” while Javier Escovedo of the Zeros has shot a couple of demo videos. Bob Balch of Fu Manchu loves the pedal and will be doing a featured video of it on his website, www.playthisriff.com and on his YouTube channel very soon.
The Dakota County delay MAP’s for $140 and is available on the SiouxGuitars.com website, locally in Sioux City at the Sioux Guitars showroom, or at any of their retail dealers across the country.
Sioux Guitars offers a wide selection of guitars, amps, and effects pedals to make every player better.
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Both models are available as either a combo or head.
Sioux City, IA (February 5, 2016) -- Sioux Guitars is excited to announce the introduction of two new amps. They both feature our dirty preamp and the Needham uses a pair of KT-88s and the Raskin uses a pair of KT-66s. Like all of our amps they are point to point wired, built right here in Iowa and can be had as a head for $1,200, a 1-15” combo for $1,450, a 2-12” combo for $1,525, or a 4-10” combo for $1,600.
The Raskin
The Raskin is powered by two KT-66 tubes. Powered by a pair of KT-66's, the Sioux Raskin has a classic British rock tone. The Raskin has simple controls with a master volume, volume, bass and treble. Even with the British accent of the KT-66's it is voiced for all types of music. It cleans up nice with a sparkling clarity but barks with an nice bite and long sustain when you crank the master.
We sometimes get asked if we could do our amps in other colors. We could but why would you want that? Paul Stanley once said "all a guitar is, is a penis extension, so treat it like one." Rock-n-roll is full of peacockery, so in a world of black amps why not stand out with a red and white one? Stand at the edge of the stage, with your legs spread apart, chomping bubble gum, wink at the crowd and strum an open E while plugged into an amp that sounds as good as it looks, and you will understand the Sioux Guitars philosophy.
The Raskn amp is available as a head for $1,200. A 2-12" combo for $1,525. A 1-15" combo for $1,450. And a 4-10" combo for $1,600. Point to point wired. Hand built in Iowa, with Hammond transformers, Tung-Sol tubes, and imported Baltic birch plywood. All combo amps use Jensen speakers. All amps are built to order and lead time can be up to 8 weeks.
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The Needham
The Needham is powered by two KT-88's tubes and features our dirty preamp. Powered by a pair of KT-88's with our dirty preamp, the Sioux Needham has a classic British rock tone.
We sometimes get asked if we could do our amps in other colors. We could but why would you want that? Paul Stanley once said "all a guitar is, is a penis extension, so treat it like one." Rock-n-roll is full of peacockery, so in a world of black amps why not stand out with a red and white one? Stand at the edge of the stage, with your legs spread apart, chomping bubble gum, wink at the crowd and strum an open E while plugged into an amp that sounds as good as it looks, and you will understand the Sioux Guitars philosophy.
The Needham amp is available as a head for $1,200. A 2-12" combo for $1,525. A 1-15" combo for $1,450. And a 4-10" combo for $1,600. All combo amps use Jensen speakers. All amps are built to order and lead time can be up to 8 weeks.
Watch the company's video demo:
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