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The Underground Accelerator is the successor to both Particle Accelerator and London Underground.

Neither were perfect, but both had strengths that the other didn’t so, Underground Accelerator takes the best of both into one glorious preamp. It follows the same general structure of the London Underground, letting it get a little more grit than Particle Accelerator, but still keeping the deep low end that London Underground lacked.

It sounds great as a clean boost or mild overdrive on guitar, but bass is where it really sings, providing the rich bottom end missing in so many bass pedals.

*The newest version of the Underground Accelerator has an EQ bypass switch. Note that the main purpose of the EQ Bypass is to boost the gain of the pedal, and bypassing the EQ will produce approximately +30dB more gain. Passive EQs like the one used in Underground Accelerator are inherently lossy, so the bypass was added for those that want more gain and don’t need the use of the EQ. If you simply want a flat response without the gain boost, you can set Treble and Bass to minimum and Mids to maximum.

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The Echosaurus is a digital multi-tap delay based on the legendary Binson Echorec. At its heart is the powerful FV-1 digital effect processor, commonly found in big name and boutique digital effects alike.

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The Slampegg Bee Pre is based on the preamp of the legendary Ampeg B-15N. In order to keep it compact, a 12AX7 was used like in the modern B-15, rather than the bulky 6SL7 of the older units. This allows Slampegg to get a little bit more drive than it’s 6SL7 counterparts, but the main circuit is the same, so you’re not missing any of the gritty warmth and luscious low-end that bassists have come to expect from the B-15. Aside from the standard Baxandall/James wo-band tonestack, Slampegg Bee Pre also has Ultra-Lo and Ultra-Hi switches, which act as a high-cut and hi-boost respectively. The Ultra-lo is much more prominent and results in a strong rolloff of high content to emphasize the fat lows and low-mids

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Elementary is based on the early 70s Hiwatt Dr103. The design intent was to simplify the preamp and make it cleaner, more flexible, and more friendly for bass. As a result it is a compact one machine suitable for bass or guitar. It can run clean, or you can roll the gain up for a delicious tube overdrive. Elementary’s responsiveness has made it a popular option for gigging musicians looking for a way to ditch their amp and still get a killer tone while playing direct to front of house.

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Elementary

More is More. It sounds big, warm, and punchy. It doesn’t have tone controls because it doesn’t need them, the single knob controls the overall output volume. It wasn’t designed to replace anything else, just to give you More. It’s hard to really describe the sound, because it wasn’t designed to have an overwhelming sound, but moreso to compliment the sound you already have. It wasn’t designed to be a great rig by itself, but it was designed to take your great rig and make it More.

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