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Sub £150 Effects Pedal
Topic Started: Nov 28 2008, 05:58 PM (414 Views)
voodoorider Dec 7 2008, 06:12 PM Post #16
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Garry
 Look at Boss' range of stuff, it's well built and covers everything a multi fx board should and it's pretty much as good as any other multi effect unit.

I have a Vox modulating amp too and although i have no experience with their Tonelab pedal i seem to remember it uses the same technology. The amp is great so i can't see why the Tonelab wouldn't be just as good or better.
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