JohnK Alembic FET F2B Preamp Pedal
Bought this a few months back, I LOVE it but it won't fit on the latest board re-org and I need the money.
From JohnK's site:
I've always loved the sound of Alembic's F2B tube preamp, so I wanted to make a pedal that would capture the sound and character of it. I'm very happy to say that I have acheived it. The F2B is actually a Fender Showman amp's preamp section and on this one, instead of tubes, I used Jfet transistors to emulate the tubes. It can be run as a clean/transparent boost or as an additional tone enhancer to boost bass and/or treble. It has the exact same controls as a Showman preamp (or F2B), with treble, middle, bass, volume and bright switch. It adds a TON of punch and is capable of a ridiculous amount of output and can easily drive a power amp by itself. It is not meant to distort but it definitely can be used to drive the front end of an amp into overdrive/distortion.
Price: $170 shipped to the CONUS
No Trades
Bought this a few months back, I LOVE it but it won't fit on the latest board re-org and I need the money.
From JohnK's site:
I've always loved the sound of Alembic's F2B tube preamp, so I wanted to make a pedal that would capture the sound and character of it. I'm very happy to say that I have acheived it. The F2B is actually a Fender Showman amp's preamp section and on this one, instead of tubes, I used Jfet transistors to emulate the tubes. It can be run as a clean/transparent boost or as an additional tone enhancer to boost bass and/or treble. It has the exact same controls as a Showman preamp (or F2B), with treble, middle, bass, volume and bright switch. It adds a TON of punch and is capable of a ridiculous amount of output and can easily drive a power amp by itself. It is not meant to distort but it definitely can be used to drive the front end of an amp into overdrive/distortion.
Price: $170 shipped to the CONUS
No Trades
