joenormalusa

I run 2 of these Fender Amps with a Danelectro Reel Echo, splitting the main signal to the left and the delay signal to the right. It gives me a huge splapback sound that comes as close to Gliff Gallup (Gene Vincent) as it gets. I tossed away the amp covers, preferring to get that relic-ed look from night after night of touring. I've busted the cheap input jacks a few times from jumping up on the amps during performance, and kicking the guitar cable jack accidentally. Been wanting to replace the jacks with more sturdy all metal construction jacks... maybe Fender should consider the upgrade. Would gladly have paid a few extra dollars up front for a better quality part.

Jonny Coffin makes some truly unique products, and it all began with the coolest case design ever! I love my Coffin Case and have trusted it to protect my main Gretsch guitar on the road for over 4 years nows. Definitely takes a beating and keeps on rocking!

I love this pedal because it ain't really a "distortion", it gives me more drive, boost, guts and tone, and maybe a hint of compression where I need some drive for certain solos that aren't all distortion-y... like for my rockabilly solos. I used to run 2 of these together, one for rhythm tones and I'd set the other to max for balls-out rock solos.

I run 2 Fender Blues Deluxe Reissue amps with this Danelectro Reel Echo, splitting the main signal to the left and the delay signal to the right. It gives me a huge splapback sound that comes as close to Gliff Gallup (Gene Vincent) as it gets.