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VeJ4 - Distorsion (Tomate)
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VeJ4 - Distorsion (Tomate)
Rouge
GUP Tech shop
6182 Boulevard Talbot
Saguenay QC G7N 1W1
Canada
Cette distorsion de type "Ampli dans une boîte" apporte une sensation d'ampli complet à votre "pedalboard". Il fait partie de notre collection VeJ, et est un peu plus violent que nos VeJ2 (Brocoli) et VeJ3 (Aubergine). Cette pédale apporte trois modes de drive :
0 - Tonalité de blues classique
1 - Distorsion
2 - Canal de distorsion épais
Avec un égaliseur complet et un bruit très faible, c'est un préampli indispensable pour tous les "pedalboard". Il sonne bien sur un canal clair ou directement dans le retour de la boucle d'effets d'un ampli à lampes.
Consommation électrique : 11 mA
Tension : 9 Vdc Center Negative
Customers praised this versatile distortion pedal for its amp-like tone quality and tight, focused gain. The three gain settings offer flexibility from blues to high-gain sounds. Reviewers noted it's "harmonically rich," "creamy," and produces crisp tones. Great for stacking with other pedals and gig-worthy performance.
I have been an amp distortion guy forever and only very recently started dipping my toe into pedals again. I tried the Vej4 and a few others and it is def the most versatile and amp-like. I love that all three gain settings are useful. I run a Plumes in front and it sounds deadly, creamy and harmonically rich. I have no idea if it's modelled off of something else but this pedal is a keeper for me. I would be very comfortable gigging with at my main dirt channel.
Sounds great! Pedal is tight and focused. Nice for chugs!
three different settings is a bonus. I stack it with my other drive pedal. it sounds like a real high gain amp. Love the design! different from others. I was looking for a distortion pedal and they nailed it with this suggestion. Merci Guptech!
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VeJ4 - Distortion
This pedal is amazing! Merci GUPtech!
I was going to get a beet or carrot but decided to try the tomatoes modern circuitry. produces a wide range from nice blues in the centre switch position, position 1 has most harmonics and more scooped sounding. 2 is very similar to 1 with higher mid range . No dud settings all sounds crisp and very loud. Side splitting when fed into a big muff with eq and comp bookends. Not tried in the FX loop but will be experimenting with this one a bit in various arrangements.