All Entries in the "3P3D-2015" Category
30 Pedals in 30 Days 2015: Randall BloQ Dynamic Gate and RRED FET Distortion
With the BloQ Dynamic Gate and the RRED FET Distortion, Randall brought their A game to 30 Pedals in 30 Days.
30 Pedals in 30 Days 2015: MC Systems SYD String Reviver
While this is the first time we’ve had a chance to check out a pedal from MC Systems, it definitely won’t be the last.
30 Pedals in 30 Days 2015: Wampler Plexi-Drive Deluxe British Overdrive
Wampler’s Plexi-Drive Deluxe Puts the British Tone of the Gods on Your Board
30 Pedals in 30 Days 2015: ZVEX Vexter Series Double Rock Distortion Pedal
The ZVEX Vexter Series Double Rock Puts Some Of Zachary Vex’s Coolest Work In One Pedal
30 Pedals in 30 Days 2015: BOSS RC-1 Looper
Watch the vids and enter the Randall Amp Give-Away or we’ll find you! If you wait for it to come around again, it’s already too late. Some loopers are a mystery. They’re like black holes, or sasquatches, or how Iron Maiden continues to kick all sorts of ass after all these years. And […]
30 Pedals in 30 Days 2015: Korg SDD3000 Delay
TheToneKing.com had a chance to check out the SSD-3000 PEDAL and see if Korg could manage to put so much awesome into one pedal.
30 Pedals in 30 Days 2015: Truetone Jekyll and Hyde V3
When Bob Weil first introduced the Jekyll & Hyde pedal to the world in 1997, it was the first of its kind—a true two in one pedal for guitar players. Now, after making history, Bob and his company Truetone are looking to do it again with the Jekyll & Hyde V3.
30 Pedals in 30 Days 2015: Modtone Flextortion supreme distortion and ATOM power supply
While there are a ton of distortion pedals out there, ModTone’s Flextortion supreme distortion pedal has set itself apart
30 Pedals in 30 Days 2015: Radial Tonebone Texas Dual Mode Overdrive
As you would expect from a leader in pro audio, the Tonebone pedals are designed for versatility. For 3P3D, TheToneKing.com is taking a look at the Texas Dual Mode Overdrive.
30 Pedals in 30 Days 2015: Mesa/Boogie Graphic EQ
Mesa has taken this famous feature and dropped into a rugged, roll bar-adorned stompbox so that you can put a little Boogie into any rig.
