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DR Single Sound and Video Clips
of the DR Single
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Destination Rotation SingleWinner of a July, 2007 Guitar Player Magazine Editors' Pick Award! Read the Guitar Player Magazine Review. Have you ever wanted the Vibratone® or Leslie® 16/120 sound out of something that weighs less than 2 pounds? Here it is! I am confident when I tell you that the new Destination Rotation Single comes the closest to sounding like a mic'd up, single rotating speaker cabinet than any other effect available. The masses agree, I have been swamped with orders and fully satisfied customers thus far! Here are the features, all based on practicality and customer suggestion:
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DOII Sound and Video Clips
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Destination Overdrive II Building off of the foundations of the original Destination Overdrive sensation, The Destination Overdrive II contains the same wonderful, harmonically pleasing tones as the original. The DOII has improved features based on customer suggestions:
This has to be, by far, the best damn tube preamp sounding, solid state overdrive pedal ever created. Smooth, tight and responsive are words that come to mind. This is not another "Screamer" clone. This pedal will basically add another channel to your amp with all the features such as a classic tone 'stack' configuration for shaping your sound. It is able to sound like a barely broken up blues tone or with the twist of a few knobs, it will rip your head off with searing, scooped mids heavy metal. This is one pedal that has a range that is actually usable, throughout. I have designed it that way. The bass is never farty. Performing a 'dive bomb' will not make it choke. Roll your volume knob back on your guitar and actually reduce your gain. Picking dynamics and note separation are unbelievable. And, oh yeah, it's low noise too!
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Destination Phase Sound and Video Clips
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Destination Phase Stereo Phase Shifter The Destination Phase was created to be a sonic replica of a 'Small Stone meets Phase 90' When I say sonic replica, I mean just that. The circuitry inside is nowhere near the same. To start, the Destination Phase is quiet... forget hissing and popping on the Destination Phase! The Destination Phase sports 'non-tone-sucking bypass' and it uses light dependant resistors so there is no annoying distortion on the peaks as with most phaser pedals. All analog circuitry makes it smooth, swirly and warm. Another cool feature is the 'Depth' control. It is just like a having a level control for the amount of phase mixed into the original signal. The depth control works extremely well and when it is turned fully counter-clockwise, there is no audible difference between effect and bypass. Of course, crank it all the way up and you get gooey, swirlalicious phasing! Think that is enough cool stuff? I am not finished yet! The 'Speed' control allows this phaser to sweep way slower than other phasers will; this works great in stereo for a super cool doubling/panning effect. The LED pulses in time with the effect. It is powered by either battery or the supplied, standard 9 volt wallwart.
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