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The redesigned 2013 SG Standard pays tribute to its revolutionary heritage. This guitar boasts all of the classic SG appointments including a double-cutaway mahogany body, slim mahogany neck, bound rosewood fretboard and Gibson' ™57 Classic humbucking pickups for pure vintage-style bite. Plus, now it features the original, smaller pickguard with tenon cover for the ultimate vintage-inspired look. It's all there, in all its original glory. Includes case.

Features Mahogany body 24.75" Scale SG slim mahogany neck Bound rosewood fretboard with trapezoid inlays Chrome tune-o-matic bridge Vintage-style tuning machines 57 Classic humbucking pickups Small SG pickguard Hardshell case included

The Delta II is a powerful optical harmonic tremolo with extensive tone shaping and rhythmic capabilities. The novel LFO enables its pilot to craft harmonic, and traditional tremolo sounds that stagger, hop, buzz, beat, and swirl with unparalleled variety using a brilliantly simple interface. Soar through the sonic scenery as evolving rhythms throb and pulse through your consciousness like stars flickering across the cosmos.

Hand-wired and built in Portland, Oregon, the Delta II features true-bypass relay switching with a soft-touch footswitch. On top of the cast-aluminum enclosure sits a durable, engraved vinyl faceplate and jewel indicator light. This pedal is built to last a lifetime, both on Earth or in the vacuum of space.

Smooth and lush all analog signal path, with 3 distinct voices Harmonic or traditional tremolo with a twist of the LAG control Wide-range LFO capable of slow pulsation to audio-rate madness Flexible filtering for deep and expressive tones 18V capable for high headroom use cases Selectable Expression / CV control of DEPTH or RATE Internal VOLUME trimpot for precise level matching TRULY HANDCRAFTED

Input Resistance: 1M Ohm Bypass Current Draw: 19.5mA Engaged Current Draw: 45mA Expression / CV: 0-5V DC via TRS jack - Over / Reverse voltage protected Input Voltage: 9-18V DC, negative center via the 2.1mm jack

Retired. For the IVP side, see the Surveyor.

The Dude Incredible is designed to approximate the iconic guitar tone of Steve Albini, notable recording engineer and guitarist of Shellac, Big Black, and more. This is two pedals in one.

One side is a stripped-down Intersound Instrument Voice Preamp (IVP), which features an active, pre-distortion two band EQ and a unique "Tube Voice" distortion circuit. The IVP is an excellent distortion circuit, but with the treble cranked and a single coil guitar (bonus points for aluminum!) it gets distinctively clangy.

The other side is a modified Harmonic Percolator circuit, a fuzz circuit known for its rich tone and unusual clarity. It is best used for blasts of fuzz when stacked with the IVP, but is also an excellent sound in its own right.

Both channels are independently switchable, with the Percolator stacked into the IVP when both are on.

Controls:

Harmonics - Percolator gain

Balance - Percolator volume

Level - IVP volume

Gain - IVP gain

Bass - active pre-distortion low shelf

Treble - active pre-distortion high shelf

We offer multiple transistor options for the harmonic percolator side: - NOS "Black Can" Germanium these are from an American OEM and labeled SRC49 or D3 (some w/ General Electric branding). These devices are high gain with a dark and smooth tone. - NOS 2n404A is alleged to be the in the original unit, and is also selected for low leakage. These have a bright and buzzy tone. - NOS GT308b these are Soviet era devices, with uncommonly high gain and low leakage. They share many of the sonic qualities of the 2N404 but with less harshness.

This pedal comes in a powder-coated 1590BB sized enclosure.

Additional features include true bypass switching, a standard center-negative power supply (accepts 9V DC), and top-mounted jacks.

All Dude Incredible pedals carry a lifetime warranty tied to the original owner.

Here are the features: • Tap tempo • Effects loop -- it's fun to slave an overdrive or fuzz to it, in order to pair a clean dry tone with dirty repeats. Or put another delay in it to get strange syncopated echoes. • Subdivisions: quarter, eighth, dotted eighth • Double-time toggle (in relation to your tapping) • Dip & warp modulation: When you hold down the "mod" switch you can create cool dips or wild self-oscillation chaos • Warble (simulates tape degradation) • Warble double toggle (increases speed of warble).