VGU Effect Module - Prince of Blues
SKU:
A$70.00
A$70.00
per item
Description
The Prince of Blues is a based on an old Marshall design that's been popularized in recent years by a dual overdrive that sells on the second hand market for double what it sells for new, with a waiting list more than 5 years long!
The foundation of the Prince of Blues is true to the original design, warts and all, which excels in giving your existing tone a little bit of edge, without massive coloration.
X Control: Gain
Y Control: Tone
Internal Controls:
What sets the Prince of Blues apart is the 2 mod switches on the module. The first of which toggles between grit mode and an open mode, which opens up the sometimes boxy tone into a cleaner, more "transparent" overdrive.
The second toggles the FAT mode off and on, beefing up what can at times be a treble heavy drive into a much thicker overdrive, with additional gain.
The foundation of the Prince of Blues is true to the original design, warts and all, which excels in giving your existing tone a little bit of edge, without massive coloration.
X Control: Gain
Y Control: Tone
Internal Controls:
What sets the Prince of Blues apart is the 2 mod switches on the module. The first of which toggles between grit mode and an open mode, which opens up the sometimes boxy tone into a cleaner, more "transparent" overdrive.
The second toggles the FAT mode off and on, beefing up what can at times be a treble heavy drive into a much thicker overdrive, with additional gain.
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The Prince of Blues is a based on an old Marshall design that's been popularized in recent years by a dual overdrive that sells on the second hand market for double what it sells for new, with a waiting list more than 5 years long!
The foundation of the Prince of Blues is true to the original design, warts and all, which excels in giving your existing tone a little bit of edge, without massive coloration. X Control: Gain Y Control: Tone Internal Controls: What sets the Prince of Blues apart is the 2 mod switches on the module. The first of which toggles between grit mode and an open mode, which opens up the sometimes boxy tone into a cleaner, more "transparent" overdrive. The second toggles the FAT mode off and on, beefing up what can at times be a treble heavy drive into a much thicker overdrive, with additional gain. |
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