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Sweetwater Black Friday Sale
Sweetwater is having a bunch of discounts for Black Friday, but of particular interest include a black BOSS RC-1 Loop Station for $69.99, the discontinued Korg SDD-3000 for $229 and the DigiTech Obscura for $89.99.
Ibanez Nu Tube Screamer unveiled
It's a Tubescreamer that uses Korg's Nutube. Sweetwater has its listed on pre-order for $249 (yikes.) The Nu Tube Screamer is expected to make its formal debut at this month's NAMM show.
Equipped with a Nutube vacuum tube, the Ibanez Nu Tube Screamer is a worthy successor to one of the most-played overdrive pedals of all time. And it's even more versatile than the original, with a mix control for blending your dry tone with the overdriven sound. Thanks to its Nutube circuitry, the Nu Tube Screamer delivers impressive dynamics, excellent sensitivity, and tube-like compression when you hit it hard. And just like the original, the Ibanez Nu Tube Screamer is also an awesome clean boost for overdriving a tube amplifier that is already at the edge of breakup.
Nutube technology delivers genuine tube tone
Guitarists should be excited about Nutube technology — it offers the harmonic richness of tube distortion in a smaller, more power efficient package. It's a genuine vacuum tube, and that's why the Nu Tube Screamer has such an amp-like response. Explore its gain range with your picking dynamics, and enjoy the natural tube compression that takes hold when you dig into it.
Mix control for sonic versatility
More and more guitarists at Sweetwater are seeking out overdrive options with a mix control like the Nu Tube Screamer offers. You can balance the grind of the overdrive with the clear attack of your clean tone, which is especially useful for cutting through when playing lead. With the mix control fully counter-clockwise, you can use the Nu Tube Screamer as a pristine clean boost for pushing your amp's front end harder.
Even more headroom and gain
While the Ibanez Nu Tube Screamer can be powered by a 9V battery or power supply (sold separately), you can also use an 18V power supply for added headroom and gain.
Ibanez Nu Tube Screamer Overdrive Pedal Features:
Boost/overdrive pedal with Nutube vacuum tube technology
Amp-like response, with natural tube compression when you hit it hard
Mix control for blending dry tone with overdrive
Can be run on 9V power, or 18V power for greater gain and headroom
True bypass switching completely removes the circuit from your signal path when bypassed
Sweetwater Black Friday Sale
Sweetwater's Black Friday sales have begun. In the effects department, there's some pretty generic deals, including 15% off JHS, Wampler and Bogner, but there are two huge standouts - the DOD Gonkulator is priced at $39.99 (that's $110 off!) and the DigiTech Trio Band Creator will be half-priced at $49.95. The sale ends November 25.
Sweetwater’s Guitar Month Sale
Sweetwater's annual Guitar Month is underway. There's nothing mindblowing, but the original TC Electronic Hall of Fame and Flashback are both on sale for $99.99 and Moog Minifooger pedals are 20% off.
Sweetwater Black Friday sales, continued
Sweetwater has added some new deals to their Black Friday deals:
Sweetwater Black Friday sale
Sweetwater have started their Black Friday sales, and will be adding new deals daily. Currently, they have these pedal deals up:
Pigtronix Echolution 2 Deluxe - $199.99DigiTech Trio Band Creator - $179.95
EBS OctaBass Octave Divider - $99.95
Sweetwater sale on Boss DD-20 and TC Electronic ND-1 Nova Delay
Sweetwater is having a sale on the Boss DD-20 Giga Digital Delay and the TC Electronic ND-1 Nova Delay.
The Boss DD-20 is on sale for $139. It normally goes for about $200.
The TC Electronic Nova Delay is on sale for $169.99. It usually goes for around the $250 range.
The Boss DD-20 is on sale for $139. It normally goes for about $200.
The TC Electronic Nova Delay is on sale for $169.99. It usually goes for around the $250 range.
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