The LPD One20Three is a combination of the Fifty5 and the Sixty8 standard pedals. A new switching system was designed to enable soft touch switching true bypass, order switching, parallel routing and 3 programmable bypass modes.

The Fifty5 is the latest version of the top mount Fifty5 circuit. The Sixty8 is a new version with tonal updates to bring it closer to my personal Plexi Super Lead. An internal gain boost trimmer has been added to extend the gain range for those desiring more gain than the standard Sixty8 as well as a newly redesigned Bass control.

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One20Three

The LPD Dutch covers a lot of musical ground. It can be transparent, on the edge of breakup, a medium gain heavy blues, a hard rock rhythm machine or a singing lead and all points in between. With a smooth mid-centered voice that’s sure to please, the Dutch will compliment a large range of instruments and amplifiers. Level, Gain, Treble and Bass controls allow you to tailor your sound to it’s sweet spot. The HI/LOW switch is a gain boost with an EQ shift. The EQ has been dialed in to enhance the added gain and focus the midrange so the tone stays tight. Last state memory switching means less tapping when you power your board up and the new eye grabbing aesthetic will make it a beautiful new addition to any setup.

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Review by Premier Guitar

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DUTCH 24

The LPD Fifty5 is a celebration of the great American Tweed amplifiers of the 1950’s. These are some of the most recorded amps in history.

A straightforward layout allows quick access to great tones. Level, Drive and Tone controls with Voice and HDRM toggle switches provide the tailoring to match a wide variety of guitar and amp setups. Low, medium and high output sounds are all accessible. The Voice toggle is interactive with the Tone control allowing for more or less low mids and bass. The HDRM toggle shifts between high and low headroom, and is interactive with the Drive control to bring in more or less power amp drive.

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FIFTY5

Soft touch true bypass switching, last state memory, top mount jacks, and a bit more gain on tap. Plus new color/texture and art!

I wanted something that sounded and felt like my favorite 1968 Plexi. Completely natural note decay, no strange fizzy artifacts. It’s very dynamic, and responds to the guitar volume control and pick dynamics very well. Highly versatile with super-low noise and killer sustain, without needing a ton of distortion or fuzz to get it.

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SIXTY8

The LPD EIGHTY7 was designed to deliver the great guitar sounds of the 80's. The aim of this design was to capture the modified Plexi and JCM800 tones that LA recording studios were tracking in that era.
Two modes, Green and Red, deliver a wide array of gain and tone combinations.

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