When it comes to the iconic cleans of songs like "Slow Dancing In A Burning Room" or the more gritty and spanky tones from the Blues greats, much of what we hear comes from a rare amplifier (Steel String Singer) designed and manufactured by a small California-based builder whose amps now fetch upwards of a quarter of a million dollars. The Steel String Supreme is based on serial #001 of these legendary tube amps, and for those of us that want the ultimate D-style clean tone and light overdrive through a clean amp pedal platform or direct recording rig (using an cab sim or IR loader), this pedal may be a game-changer for you. It offers all the possible tone shaping you could want in terms of EQ, compression, and overdrive, in addition to boasting a dual channel configuration that can be used separately or together for maximum control over your clean and mild overdrive tones.
Features
- Based on serial number #001 of a rare six-figure amplifier
- Preamp in a box — designed to go into tube amp or direct to Cab Sim/IR Loader
- Incredible touch sensitivity, warmth, and sparkle
- Highly interactive Gain and Level controls make this a capable clean boost or mild overdrive
- Active EQ, Bright/Deep switch, and Rock/Jazz switch provide endless tonal shaping
- Rugged steel metal enclosure
- D-style Cosmetics
- True Bypass Switching (mechanical)
- Designed in California
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