|
|
Manufacturers > Carl Martin
![Carl Martin Bass Chorus Pedal]()
Carl Martin Bass Chorus Pedal
The Bass Chorus is the first in Carl Martin's new line of bass effects. Although similar in function to the older Chorus XII, it is housed in the new wider/lower metal housing with 'chicken-head knobs' for adjustment. Of course, the quality remains the same, and the new housing also encloses the regulated +/-12V power supply for maximum headroom and clarity.
Carl Martin Compressor/Limiter Pedal
Carl Martin Compressor/Limiter has been specially developed to incorporate the same features and sonic clarity found in high-quality professional studio compressors. To achieve this we incorporated a variable threshold, -variable compression ratio, -variable attack and release controls, and of course, a gain level.
![Carl Martin Echotone Echo and Delay Pedal]()
Carl Martin Echotone Echo and Delay Pedal
Carl Martin Hot Drive-N-Boost MK3 Pedal
The anniversary Hot Drive'n Boost MK3, featuring a complete new overdrive design that gives a even more authentic "tube" simulating overdrive than the original Hot Drive-N-Boost, which is known to be one of the best.
Carl Martin Octaswitch 8-Way Switcher Pedal
When Carl Martin decided to create a baby-brother for his world famous Combinator, the details of simplifying an already simple effect controller made his head hurt. So Carl enlisted the help of Thomas Guldmann, and the Octa-switch was born. The concept is simple... take your eight favorite effects pedals, plug them into the eight individual loops (all true-bypass gold relays) on the Octa-switch, and then designate what effects you want connected to each of 8 banks via the worlds simplest and smallest DIP switches located over top of each of the eight bank switches.
![Carl Martin PlexiTone Distortion Pedal]()
Carl Martin PlexiTone Distortion Pedal
Carl Martin Red Repeat Echo Pedal
Based on the infamous Carl Martin Delayla, the 'Red Repeat' provides an affordable 600 milliseconds of delay as well as a simply controlled echo. Add just a touch of delay to thicken your sound, or push the repeat circuit past 12o'clock where the unit begins to self-oscillate, just like an old analog delay. Great vintage style and colour in a heavy diecast, 9 volt pedal with heavy duty bypass switching.
|
|
|