Pedalboard Contenders, Episode 1

Jet and Reg are at it again, this time with a new pedalboard in their sights. Question is, what to put on it? It's gonna take more than one show to figure that out! But they gotta start somewhere, so it was off to the pedal shelves to find some contenders. Two distortions, a phaser and a polyphonic octave machine with bonus goodies sounds like a great place to get the ball rolling. It's episode 1 of the new series, "Pedalboard Contenders". Join the boys for some fun and experimentation as they run these pedals through the ringer for your enjoyment. A Huber and an Amplified Nation amp complete the rig for the day. Things are going to get interesting, and they're certain to be entertaining!

For information on the MXR Poly Blue Octave pedal, please go to: https://www.jimdunlop.com/products/el...

To find out about the Greer Tomahawk, check out: https://www.greeramps.com/products/to...

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For more information on Huber guitars please visit: https://nikhuber-guitars.com/

For more information on Amplified Nation's offerings, or to order one for yourself, please visit: https://amplifiednation.com/


To hear Jet and Reg in a band context, check out their Psychedelic Jazz Rock album "Road Trip" by Tonekasl: http://www.tonekasl.com

Check out Tonekasl's latest video at:    • Rock/Jazz Music Video -- The Eight Fi...  

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