MusicRadar Verdict
A solid pedal let down by that annoying background noise.
Pros
- +
Plenty of inputs and outputs.
Cons
- -
Background noise.
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First impressions here are positive with a metal chassis, user-friendly layout plus footswitchable mute and boost switches, with the latter offering a useful volume hike should you need it.
The notch controls also allow you to eliminate unwanted feedback on specific frequencies. There’s also a wealth of inputs and outputs - an effects loop and input for your mic with the ability to mix it with your pickup sound or use it as a dedicated microphone preamp.
The three-band EQ delivers so what’s the downer? There’s a constant background noise when the A Station is activated (and we tested two units).
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