• Greer Amps Peacemaker MK3 Dual Class A Transistor Distortion Pedal Blue Effect Pedals
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Greer Amps Peacemaker MK3 Dual Class A Transistor Distortion Pedal Blue

Greer Amps Peacemaker MK3 Dual Class A Transistor Distortion Pedal Blue

$229.00
$229.00
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Description

We posted this on Instagram. Now folks want it…back for a bit. Not sure how long. Not sure how many. This is gonna be fun, and I like fun.

What happens when you run one old school transistor based gain stage into another one, and use them as a drive-meets-distortion!?  Well...you get the Peacemaker.  We've built this pedal for about 20 years or so now, doing small batch runs here and there.  These are fun pedals that can do a slight "vintage feeling and sounding" eq shift with boost capabilities, or they can push into drive meets distortion territory.  The sound is very much a transistor drive-distortion sound, and has a very unique and fun character to it.  Slam a tube amp with this pedal, and it's a dream.

This pedal requires a 9 volt battery or 9 volt DC power supply, in the standard negative center pin configuration. It's simple, it sounds great, and it's a lot of fun.  There's no way to fluff this up, so I won't try to do so.  If you want something that will make you smile with a Strat, Tele, or a Les Paul...you found it...personally, I like having fun...do you?

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SKU: GA-PEACEMAKER-BL

Description

We posted this on Instagram. Now folks want it…back for a bit. Not sure how long. Not sure how many. This is gonna be fun, and I like fun.

What happens when you run one old school transistor based gain stage into another one, and use them as a drive-meets-distortion!?  Well...you get the Peacemaker.  We've built this pedal for about 20 years or so now, doing small batch runs here and there.  These are fun pedals that can do a slight "vintage feeling and sounding" eq shift with boost capabilities, or they can push into drive meets distortion territory.  The sound is very much a transistor drive-distortion sound, and has a very unique and fun character to it.  Slam a tube amp with this pedal, and it's a dream.

This pedal requires a 9 volt battery or 9 volt DC power supply, in the standard negative center pin configuration. It's simple, it sounds great, and it's a lot of fun.  There's no way to fluff this up, so I won't try to do so.  If you want something that will make you smile with a Strat, Tele, or a Les Paul...you found it...personally, I like having fun...do you?