Danelectro have just released the Billionaire pedal series, covering a swathe of tones, with boost, overdrive, tremolo and rotary speaker.
The Billionaire pedal series from Danelectro covers a host of guitar tones including tremolo, boost, overdrive and rotary speaker sounds.
The Pride of Texas offers up an archetypal bluesy overdrive, that gives up a little dirt without loss of clarity. The Big Spender gives the tone a swirling, rotary speaker sound that can transform the guitar into a Hammond B3 and Leslie combo.
The Billion Dollar Boost can deliver clean boost at lower settings but is still capable of generous crunch and the Filthy Rich is a simple to use, deep and versatile tremolo box.
Best of all, the series is very affordable, with the most expensive pedal coming in at US $79.
Visit Danelectro for more details.
Via Music Radar.
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