What is the best Bluesbreaker pedal?
the King of Tone
So the current most famous Bluesbreaker-style pedal is the King of Tone, probably followed by Josh Scott’s JHS Morning Glory and then the Snouse BlackBox and Keeley 1962X – even though I keep forgetting about the latter.
Where is the Prince of tone made?
China
Though it’s made in China, we use the same parts as the King of Tone – best Japanese chip and capacitors, not cheap Chinese parts.
What amplifiers did prince use?
He used a number of Mesa/Boogie head, cabinet and combo set-ups including Heartbreaker and Lone Star amplifiers. He also used Orange heads and cabinets and Fender Bassman combos. From 2014, he used custom Soldano Avenger 100 heads paired with Mesa/Boogie 4×12″ cabinets.
Is there a clone of the Marshall Bluesbreaker?
Housed in a double-width enclosure, it has not only a Centaur circuit, but also a clone of the Marshall Bluesbreaker. The Bluesbreaker, along with the Ibanez Tubescreamer, is famously the basis for the coveted Analogman King of Tone.
Which is the most famous Bluesbreaker Guitar pedal?
So the current most famous Bluesbreaker-style pedal is the King of Tone, probably followed by Josh Scott’s JHS Morning Glory and then the Snouse BlackBox and Keeley 1962X – even though I keep forgetting about the latter.
Which is the best clone of a Klon Centaur?
Ceriatone makes a part-perfect klone of the Centaur, called the Centura. It’s even housed in a nifty enclosure that’s got some of the over-engineered heft of the Centaur to it. However, their Horsebreaker is more interesting. Housed in a double-width enclosure, it has not only a Centaur circuit, but also a clone of the Marshall Bluesbreaker.
Which is the equivalent of a Blue Fox breaker?
‘Butah’ is the equivalent Breaker style. This has the same control topology as the above Blue Fox, but comes in at twice the price – so depending on your own personal situation and preferences – your mileage might vary here. It is of course capable of some very sweet tones.