A colorful new set of Maestro Effects, a SLO overdrive, and an all-analog multi-effects pedal rock this issue of the Double Scoop!
Your top flavors this week are:
Image: Morley
The Illinois based effects makers, Morley, have released an all analog multi-effect pedal encased in stainless steel. The tone stack features their classic wah, a distortion with hi-gain boost, the Crystal Chorus, Emerald Echo, and an effects loop after the distortion circuit. Pick one up for $499.
Image: Soldano
Soldano has released the pedal format of their acclaimed SLO-100 amplifier. The SLO Pedal, or Super Lead Overdrive, features controls for Volume, Presence, Gain, Treble, Middle, and Bass. All the same controls available on the amp. The pedal has an added “Deep” switch on the side for low end output. The SLO Pedal is available at $229.
Image: Maestro Electronics
Maestro has expanded their Original Collection to include five new modulation heavy pedals. The Orbit Phaser, Mariner Tremolo, Titan Boost, Arcas Compressor Sustainer, and Agena Envelope Filter round out the new releases. All of the Original Collection feature three knobs and one switch for simple tweaking. The newest releases range from $149 to $159. Check out the respective Sweetwater links to learn more!
Image: Gibson
Image: Gibson
Image: Gibson
The funk doesn’t stop with the Gibson Mod Shop. This week they dropped a crazy single P90 Les Paul Junior Double Cut in Poignant Purple with a stellar pearloid pickguard. The way the pickguard swirls you’d think this came straight from Prince’s imagination. This wild junior is currently available at $4,499.
