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EarthQuaker Devices ZEQD-Pre Preamp Pedal
Sells separately for $399.00A game-changing joint effort between EarthQuaker Devices and Dr. Z Amplification, the ZEQD-Pre injects your guitar rig with a healthy dose of tube-flavored character. Place this all-analog preamp pedal at the end of your signal chain, and you’ll revel in the harmonic-rich warmth and dynamic response you’d expect from a cylinder of glowing-hot glass. The ZEQD-Pre’s robust, passive 3-band EQ is just what the doctor ordered for fine-tuned tone shaping, pushing its preamp into ear-grabbing grit, or breathing new life into your favorite modeling patch. Moreover, this stellar stompbox features a switchable analog cabinet simulation for seamless DI recording and backline-free live performances. You also get a Boost footswitch with a dedicated Level control, delivering a wide-open volume bump that lets your solos soar high above the mix without sacrificing clarity or character. Finally, the ZEQD-Pre includes numerous thoughtful features, including a Ground Lift, Headphone output, and a balanced XLR DI output. Driven by an EF86 pentode — the same tube that fuels Dr. Z’s pristine, hi-fi amplifiers — the EarthQuaker Devices ZEQD-Pre offers a complete, all-analog amplifier system that fits right on your pedalboard.
Gator Cableworks Composer Series Flat Patch Cable - 6 inch
Sells separately for $8.99 eachProfessionals who need a road-ready cable will love Composer series flat patch cables. Like the rest of the series, Gator Cableworks Composer series flat patch cables are built with oxygen-free copper conductors with copper spiral shielding for pure signal. They’re wrapped in a PVC jacket that’s flexible and durable enough to withstand rough handling. Finally, each patent-pending connector features Gator’s TORIColor ID rings so you can locate individual cables within a nest of others. Available in various lengths and connector configurations, Gator Cableworks Composer series flat patch cables are common on Sweetwater stages, with techs preferring their versatile design and high visibility labeling.
