Maestro Resurrection

[MtManiac]

So, apparently, Gibson has resurrected the Maestro pedals of yore.


Maestro | Shape Your Sound

 

[bholder]

Oh, boo. I mean, they could be great, but I wanted to see the original wedge shape with the dials on the side!

 

[Lammchop93]

I wouldnt mind hearing the Comet Chorus on bass. The rotary speaker switch could sound good!

 

[Bob_Ross]

Wait... other than the Fuzz Tone reboot, none of those products were resurrected, it's just the Maestro name and logo that was.
I wanna see reboots of their original Brassmaster, Rover, Phase Shifter, Ring Modulator, Attack Decay, Boomerang, etc.!

 

[Mosfed]

Wait... other than the Fuzz Tone reboot, none of those products were resurrected, it's just the Maestro name and logo that was.
I wanna see reboots of their original Brassmaster, Rover, Phase Shifter, Ring Modulator, Attack Decay, Boomerang, etc.!

Gibson loves falling all over itself. Can you believe that there isn’t a phaser or brassmaster in the lineup?

 

[WG Plum]

I like the funky graphics, but I'm going to pass on these.

 

[bassbrad]

like @Bob_Ross I'm saying Boo can I get a second....

 

[Ryancooper2112]

Im waiting for a demo of the fuzz on bass

 

[bass-shy]

From what I can tell, these are all Chinese-made, SMD pedals that are designed to be quickly and cheaply manufactured and sold for maximum profit.

Definitely a Gibson product.

I have played with the fuzz and the chorus and found each to be pretty standard fare. Nothing ground breaking.

 

[johnk_10]

i have the fuzz and i actually think it sounds good in the vintage mode.

 

[Ryancooper2112]

Its hard to find bass fuzz demos that aren't cranked up to 11 where it sounds like 8 bit music instead of being "fuzzy"