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Hardwire DL-8

ADC-4 Anadime Chorus

JRM-OD V5.0

MXR m109s

Simplifier DLX

Dyna Comp

Simplifier DLX Footswitch

Drop

Nano Tuner

Distortion +

Nether Octaver

The Dual Bass Station Bass Preamp features two inputs (A/B) and independent EQ-Masters for each input. When only “IN-A” is used, two different presets can be used by switching channels from A to B.

Official Product Video

Demo by Ikebe Channel

Review by Talk Bass.com

Review by Premier Guitar

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DBS-1 Dual Bass Station

The Providence SDR-4R Sonic Drive is an overdrive pedal aimed at rhythm players, specifically designed to provide a full and vibrant sound without being masked by other instruments in a band environment. It is a reissue of the popular Sonic Drive, with the SDR-4R being the fourth version of this pedal. The pedal is well-suited for rhythm guitar duties, as it provides a robust and present sound that cuts through the mix. The company has retained the circuit that affects the sound of the original SDR-4, but has updated the parts to ensure a reliable and high-quality performance.

Demo by 島村楽器 梅田ロフト店

Demo by psychicsushizoid

Review by musicradar

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Manual

SDR-4R Sonic Drive

The DVI-1M is a Multiple-connections interface to have one central location to plug into your pedals, tuner and send to the amp with no signal loss or noise.

DVI-1M provides Vitalized (Buffered) signal input/output to solve signal loss or noise issues of your signal chain. External mute function with third-party foot switch, Simple and speedy set up at your gigs, Cleanup patch cables mess, Simple hook up to create your pedalboard.

Review by audiofanzine

DVI-1M

The Providence SLD-1F Silky Drive overdrive pedal delivers a classic sound that is reminiscent of the smooth, silky overdrive
tones produced by vintage tube amplifiers. The tone control circuitry is all passive, for natural tonal variation that is similar to the
effect of the guitar’s tone controls

Silky Drive SLD-1F

The Anadime Chorus delivers a spacious sense of width and depth as well as warmth and thickness that only an analog chorus can achieve. This versatile chorus effect is ideal for everything from moody arpeggios, to flowing chord progressions, to powerful riffs and solos.