Capture that legendary Bogner amplification sound in a pedal through the Bogner Ecstasy Blue pedal. It is modeled after the Bogner Ecstasy amplifier’s blue channel and brings you all the killer rock crunch you could imagine. Featuring four tone-shaping switches that go beyond the usual EQ, this pedal allows you to sculpt and carve out your perfect tones. It was built with discreet Class A circuits like an amp, no op-amps and clipping diodes seen in pedals. The vibe, tone, and response of the Ecstasy Blue is 100% Bogner goodness.
Brand: Bogner
Color: Blue
Features:
Details: Overdrive/Distortion Pedal Based On the Bogner Ecstasy Amplifier’s Blue Channel with 3-band EQ, Footswitchable Boost, Variac Switch, Mode Switch, and Structure Switch
UPC: 763815126258
EAN: 763815126258
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Phoenix –
Ecstasy Blue has a natural-sounding distortion and is very well built using quality materials. For me, it’s one of the best pedals Bogner has ever made.
Phoenix –