Tomsline APE-3S Digital Delay

The Sound of a Classic!

The Vox V847-A wah pedal improves on the V847's popular design with increased dynamics and functionality, thanks to a few design changes. A redesigned inductor brings the new pedal's specs even closer to that of the original. and an added input buffer prevents impedance loading of the guitar signal to preserve your guitar's tone in bypass mode. By staying true to the tone and vibe of the 1960s-era Vox wah while enhancing its legacy, the V847-A offers you a modern update on a true classic. Vox V847-A Wah Pedal Features:

• Classic Vox sound and styling
• Redesigned inductor brings sound even closer to that of the original
• Added input buffer prevents impedance loading of guitar signal to preserve guitar's tone in bypass mode
• 9V power supply input for connection of AC adapter

Genuine Tube-like sound that makes it more than your average Tube Screamer!

More gain !  That was the overall goal.  If you’re not playing through a real tube amp, cranked for overdrive, it’s difficult to get  genuine tube overdrive sound. The original Tube Screamer pedals used an OP-AMP system, a basic circuitry that became popular for its “perfect amp” attributes.  It had no distortion so it had to be overdriven or distorted by re-shaping the signal until it distorts ( diode-clipping ).  Clipping it a little bit gives you Overdrive.  Clipping it a lot gives you Distortion. But there's a better way!   Using an FET Transistor System, which already has overdrive and distortion capabilities is a better approach to maintain the genuine sound you get from an actual analog tube amp. An FET allows you to bring out the harmonic attributes, and break-up the distortion into a finer grit, the way a real tube does. Now, your leads will sing richer and longer, and your rhythm will be more open and expressive than ever before. It all culminates into an overdrive that is superbly dynamic, with crisp precise clarity that lets players cut through a dense mix, without losing fat mid-range.