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Goodrich 7A Super Sustain Matchbox
Billy has used this unit
on every guitar he has played for many years. He would not
be without it and with good reason. The 7A matches impedance
and gives excellent sustain to any pedal steel. By using the
high end of Gain and advancing the volume pedal, a long
sustain can be obtained. It has an adjustable gain of 0 dB
to 15.5 dB. It is a true variable gain, not just a
potentiometer acting as a variable L-pad.
Other features are a
battery on-off switch which is also off when output jack is
unplugged. Battery life is at least one year based on 5
hours per day, 6 days a week. In addition it offers an
ideally buffered input and output, extra quiet circuit,
excellent signal-to-noise ratio and full range tone control.
Comes with 12” patch cable. Clips to the leg of your pedal
steel. #7AMB. $199.00. |
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| Goodrich Steel Driver III
 This unit, when in the
Steel Mode, is similar to Goodrich’s Supersustain Matchbox,
including an impedance matching tone control. In the Fuzz
mode, it provides a distortion-fuzz circuit which can be
adjusted from mild distortion to full fuzz by turning the
Depth knob. The output level of each mode can be
independently adjusted. Comes with 12”patch cable. Clips to
the leg of your pedal steel. Battery Life: one year or more.
#SD3. $305.00. |
Hilton Digital Sustain
As the name implies, this
unit digitally sustains the signal from your guitar pickup.
It allows the windings of your pickup to reach a dynamic
range never before thought possible. Frequency response is
increased to dynamic levels throughout the entire spectrum.
Bandwidth performance is enhanced and widened to extended
levels. It provides the edge you need to cut through with
quality sound. As it cleans up your sound, the high, low and
midrange dynamics are enhanced. Single notes sound fuller,
bigger and better. As you play chords you can better hear
individual note separation. This technology comes from 1997
IC chips that are specially laser trimmed for dynamic
circuit performance. The single control knob allows you to
dial in the ‘sweet spot’ your guitar is capable of. Clips
onto leg of guitar. 12 volt wall adaptor is furnished with
unit but it can be operated from battery or the adaptor.
#KH-DS. $149.00.
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Hilton Hil-Tone
 This
product is similar to the very popular Boss Tone of years
gone by which gave the pedal steel guitar the ability to
mimic string effects. Similarly, the Hil-Tone gives the
pedal steel a multitude of effects such as fiddle and
orchestral strings. Different strings of the instrument in
combination with octaves and a lot of reverb will provide
the spacious effect of a string section backing the singer.
Very cool! It can also be used to simulate rock guitar
sounds. An excellent effect to have on hand that will be
sure to impress those who hear it. Plugs directly into
guitar. #KH-HT. $149.00. |
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Peavey Dual Deltafex
This unit works most excellently with the pedal steel. We
mainly use the Delay and sometimes a bit of reverb but the
Dual Deltafex is like having two multi-effects units in one.
Providing powerful digital signal processing with flexible
dual audio connections in a single rack space makes this
unit perfect for studio or live applications. #PV-DDF.
$176.00
Features
* Dual engine DSP stereo effects processor
* 24 bit Stereo inputs and outputs
* Stereo, Parallel, Series and Dual Mono modes
* 16 different effects types for each engine including
multiple reverbs, delays, compressor, pitch shifter, chorus,
flange, phase, tremolo, rotary speaker with morphing speed
control, distortion, exciter, karaoke and 2 adjustable
parameters for each effect
* Reverb and delay tails continue when effect is switched
off
* Mix control
* Input and output level controls
* Defeat jack doubles as speed control for rotary speaker
* Bi-color clip LED
* Weight: 5 lb.
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