RPS Vitamin C Boost
Though “clean boost” is effectively an oxymoron, RPS’s Vitamin C gets remarkably close to that elusive ideal, providing up to 27 dB of extra muscle that, depending on your amp, is uncommonly free of compression and color. It can make thin fuzz units and pickups sound massive—sorta like vitamins, but also a little like magic.Read the review
$60 street,rpseffects.com
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