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Keeley Blues Disorder Overdrive Pedal
Sells separately for $199.00Keeley’s 4-in-1 series dual-circuit delivers novel ways to explore a passion for dirt pedals with analog circuits that let you blend clipping styles and tone controls. The Blues Disorder Overdrive pedal is an open-sounding drive duo that combines two famous ’90s drive circuits. First, a blues-style overdrive provides tube-like power, saturated single-note clarity, and a sensitive tone control capable of glassy highs and brawny bass. Second, a more intense — borderline obsessive — circuit serves up more assertive tube-like dirt with hard clipping, verging on distortion at higher levels. Together, these circuits fuel the touch-sensitive performance of an overdriven tube amp. The Blues Disorder Overdrive (as with all Keeley 4-in-1 pedals) is designed and manufactured in the USA to ensure quality. What’s more, the Blues Disorder accepts either 9V or 18V power supplies, which means there’s always enough headroom available for uncompressed tones that feel true to a cranked tube amp. Discover two classic circuits (and the ability to blend their features!) for the price of one pedal with the Keeley Blues Disorder Overdrive pedal from Sweetwater!
Gator Cableworks Backline Series Instrument Patch Cable - 6 inch (3-pack)
Sells separately for $15.99By outfitting your rig with Gator Cableworks Backline series cables, your signal will always cut through loud and clear with no added noise. Sweetwater appreciates that these cables are made with oxygen-free copper for pristine signal transfer. The coppper conductor also features dense spiral shielding to prevent interference and other unwanted noise from entering your signal. Plus, every Backline series cable features a flexible PVC jacket and heavy-duty connectors to withstand years of daily use. Whether you’re constructing a live performance rig for your synths, wiring a guitar pedalboard, or need a dependable cable to plug into your bass, you can’t go wrong with the Gator Backline series.
