Jack Deville Electronics
Posted : July 19th, 2011 by toyz
New From Jack Deville! – Jack Deville Electronics are desigined and hand-built by Jack in Portland, OR using high quality components and a bomb-maker’s attention to detail. Each pedal is hand worked to ensure extremely high build quality, reliability, and most of all, the tone they were designed to create. From the tender seduction of their proprietary Sway modulation to the powerful and aggressive bite of the world’s quietest fuzz pedal, Jack Deville Electronics have raised the bar of what is to be expected from an effects pedal. Players from around the world have embraced their designs and the stream of creativity resulting from their application is staggering.
Empress Multidrive
Posted : March 24th, 2011 by toyz
NEW from Empress! The idea of blending amps together has been a studio trick used on countless recordings over the years. Being able to blend the stregths of certain amplifiers and have other amps fill in the weaknesses produces a richer, better balanced sound. Up until now, the only way to repoduce this live was to haul a few amps around with you on the road. After a few gigs of doing that, a lot of players end up compromising tone for the ease of carrying 1 amp around with them. This is where the multidrive shines.
Suhr Riot Distortion
Posted : March 15th, 2011 by toyz
JUST IN from Suhr! The Riot, as its name playfully hints, is a high-gain distortion box that will make a small clean tube combo sound like a raging stack. We have heard many distortion boxes and were never quite satisfied with how they sounded or felt with a clean amp. We wanted the sonic characteristics of the distortion and the way the pedal reacted to your touch like a high-gain 100w tube head. After much testing, re-working, and re-builds of the Riot over a period of a year, we are finally satisfied with how it performs and sounds in real world music applications with pro musicians performing live or in the studio.
Empress Multidrive
Posted : March 7th, 2011 by toyzNEW from Empress! The idea of blending amps together has been a studio trick used on countless recordings over the years. Being able to blend the stregths of certain amplifiers and have other amps fill in the weaknesses produces a richer, better balanced sound. Up until now, the only way to repoduce this live was to haul a few amps around with you on the road. After a few gigs of doing that, a lot of players end up compromising tone for the ease of carrying 1 amp around with them. This is where the multidrive shines.
