matthewkkennedy

I have the classic DMM 'Big Box' from the 90's. It sounds great. Wish it had Tap Tempo.

I recently acquired a '93 DC-30 that had been rehoused into a head chasis. The bright caps have also been cut, which makes it pair really well with my Jazzmaster and Tele! I have a non-matching but also '93 2x12 Matchless cab with shower curtain tolex.

It's a dark, analog delay with Tap Tempo. The modulation is fun. It has everything the Panther has and more but in a smaller package.

You can cut the cable and replace the ends if anything goes wrong.

With the flight case.

Great for gigging and studio work. Guitar-guru Charlie Powers modded mine so it runs just as hot as it should for a class A amp.

Killer cable; holds up to lots of gigging.

You can cut to size, works well, small ends for pedalboard.

Comfortable neck; stock pickups don't sound bad. Good tuners.

Killer Clean boost in a small footprint.

Modulate. Tone all the way down. Or Tone all the way Up.

If you're looking for a tremolo; this has pretty much every feature one could ever want. And it's built incredibly well. And it has chicken - head knobs.

One of my favorite drives I have used. The EQ feature is really helpful. It's just voiced great.

True bypass; it can power other pedals as well with its DC Out feature. Difficult to see in bright sunlight at times.

This thing sounds killer, especially on the Analog and Tape setting. The Modulation is very musical and not overbearing. The tap tempo feature is so convenient. It holds up very well to gigging.

Works well; the buffer is a great addition to my rig. Solid and fast job by JHS Pedals.