Posts tagged "wampler"
Brian Wampler and the folks at 
There's a heck of a lot that you can do to your tone just with EQ and frequency filter, and this stompbox by Wampler is here to give you even more EQ options than your regular EQ pedal, with two mid parametric equalizers. ... Click on the title for more
Brand new demo video of the 
Wampler's The Doctor Lo-Fi Delay is one of the very new pedals that will make their debut at the upcoming 7th Brooklyn Stompbox Exhibit.
This 100% analog stompbox is Brian Wampler's take on the popular "colored delay + modulation" concept and was born from a collaboration with superstar, tele-master Brad Paisley.... Click on the title for more
Pedal geeks on a constant quest to conquer their dream distorted tone try (and buy) pedal after pedal in search of "the sound in their heads."
EQ pedals might sound like a boring option in the pool of exciting devices available out there, but they are actually a powerful tool in widening your pedalboard's palette or bringing out new subtleties out of your old effects.... Click on the title for more
Demo of the Wampler Faux Tape Echo from Pro Guitar Shop
Based on the hugely popular best seller of the previous models, the v2 offers the same purity of signal path, the same depth of tone on the repeats and most importantly, the addition of sub divisions on the tap tempo. With this, you can now have your delays come at ¼, 1/8, dotted 1/8 and triplet based on your tap tempo.... Click on the title for more
The selection of the ideal stompboxes for your effect rig is made a lot more complicated by how they interact with each other, and - of course - by the order you put them in. One the the eternal questions related to pedal order is: what goes first, reverb or delay?
Brian Wampler from Wampler Pedals just uploaded this video with his take on the issue, check it out!... Click on the title for more
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Ghost King's 2016 debut album "Bones" impressed our friends at The Deli so much that they made it NYC Record of the Month back in April. The album features what could be seen (and heard) as an noteworthy recap of the (indie) guitar rock sound of the '90s, with references to bands as disparate and glorious as Sonic Youth, the Violent Femmes, Pavement, The Pixies and Guided by Voices. Considering the wide range of guitar tones in the record, we thought band songwriter and guitarist Carter McNeil might have something interesting to say about what inspired the record and what gear made it possible.... Click on the title for more
