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Stay tuned for our review in Guitar Player Magazine in July 2009!
ToneCandy Pedals will be on hand to test drive the various amps and speakers in the Celestion Room at the New York Amp Show in May 2009.
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This pedal can go from very low to a medium high sweet singing distortion. This pedal really defines the notes being played and is very touch sensitive. It has a dark voicing that enhances the mid-low frequencies like an old class A amplifier, perfect for fattening up combo amps. Now included is a Bright Boost Switch that enables the pedal to deliver even more tone variations. We have gig tested this pedal for 6 months. It sounds the same at gig volume as it does in a small room at low volume. You will love this pedal! Priced at $275 See Order Info
5 Star Review in Premier Guitar Magazine December 2008 issue!
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This pedal produces a very transparent overdrive that retains the sound and characteristics of your amp. It produces a fat saturated highly overdriven Maximum Boost tone, even at lower volume levels. It also does not lose its bottom and tone at lower volume settings. This pedal was previously called the Max Overdrive/Distortion and has the same sound as the Max Boost of our ToneCandy 2-switch Double Overdrive/Distortion Pedal. Priced at $249. See Order Info
5 Star Review in Premier Guitar Magazine December 2008 issue!
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New Sweet Drive Bright Boost Switch Mod Upgrade
This switch is now on all new Sweet Drives. We have been getting requests from players that often use thier neck pickups for a bright switch on the Sweet Drive. This switch will increase the gain and treble and still retains the smooth tone and feel. This enables the pedal to deliver even more tone variations. Please email us for more info. tonecandy@hotmail.com
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2 Pedals in one!
The new ToneCandy double overdrive and distortion pedal is the result of a two-year project to create the ultimate overdrive pedal. The pedal is very transparent and retains the sound and characteristics of your amp. It produces a sweet singing Medium Boost tone, and a fat highly overdriven Maximum Boost tone, even at lower volume levels. All ToneCandy pedals have amp like touch sensitivity and they clean up when you turn down your guitar volume control. Your neighbors and nightclub managers won't yell at you anymore to turn it down. You can get just the tone you want at any volume. It is a very versatile pedal with which you can dial in your guitar and amp setup using the unique Fat-4 switch.
So, what's Fat-4? Fat-4 is a 4-way rotary switch that selects 4 different degrees of low-end fatness. This dials the pedal into your guitar and amp setup. It selects 4 different input tones to compensate for the guitar pickup and the amp/speaker cabinet combination that is being used. For example, if you are playing lead on a Les Paul using the neck pickup through a Marshall stack at high volume, this could produce a very bassy sound, and when using overdrive it can become very mushy with no definition to the notes. The Fat-4 switch along with the tone control can dial in the desired tone. Another example, if you were using a Fender Mustang through a Fender Champ amp, you can fatten up the tone using the Fat-4 switch. For more information see Pedals & Technical Information.
This pedal is a very transparent boost with tons of headroom and only produces slight distortion. It boosts all frequencies without changing the characteristics of your amp. Great for players that want more edge on their sound. It makes overdriven master volume amps just scream. It was built to provide a big boost to your overall sound. It also works well with other overdrive pedals. Put this in front of a Tubescreamer and it gets huge fat tone.
Priced at $175. See Order Info
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I have been in the music business for 25 years building custom guitars and musical electronic devices. I decided that it was time to build a versatile overdrive pedal that would fit most musicians' needs. ToneCandy pedals are not mass-produced. All of our pedals are hand crafted one at a time in America. We use top quality heavy-duty metal switches, jacks, and cases in the construction of these pedals, and the finest quality electronic components.
Mike Marino @ ToneCandy
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