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Win Bohlinger's "Broadway" Pedalboard!

Win Bohlinger's "Broadway" Pedalboard!

You could WIN John Bohlinger's Ultimate Broadway Pedalboard, valued at over $1,900! Giveaway ends June 21, 2024. Enter and see the video below.


Bohlinger Builds the Ultimate Broadway Pedalboard for Gigging in Downtown Nashville

Win the Pedalboard:Subscribe to PG's Channel: http://bit.ly/SubscribePGYouTubeJB gets a little help from his pedal friends and puts together the ideal stomp ...

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Electro-Harmonix Nano Pulsar Stereo Tremolo Pedal

Electro-Harmonix
$103.90

The EHX Stereo Pulsar Stereo Tap Tremolo generates vintage tremolo and panning that will fill any venue with rhythmic stereo energy. Its Wave Form switch allows you to change the modulation from triangle to square form. The Wave Shape control allows you to control transitions from negative to positive saw tooth or adjust pulse width. This all means you can create any type of stereo tremolo from pure vintage to ones never heard before.

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Photo by Paul Citone

The two guitarists are known for their sympathetic 6-string interplay. They remain as tight as ever, despite setbacks, as they deliver the buoyant, vibrant Circle of Giants, the long-running jam band’s 14th studio record.

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