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SOLODALLAS Solo X Boost


The Schaffer Boost - Solo-X is the all-analog boost and equalization expansion circuit from the famed Schaffer-Vega Diversity System wireless used by David GilmourAngus YoungEddie Van HalenJoe Perry and an endless list of rock gods throughout the 70s and 80s. This unique boost faithfully reproduces the signature "Schaffer Sound" associated with some of the best guitar tones ever produced. 

The Solo-X is basically the Storm pedal with only the most essential feature: The Iconic Schaffer Replica sound! The input control (found on the Storm) is internally pre-set on this pedal, and the optical limiter is removed. The Solo-X is left with only the pure boost and same sound of the Schaffer Replica Tower, in a small and easy to use form factor and with an competitive price.

The Solo-X also has an internally adjustable trimmer to pre-set the maximum output boost, so if the pedal is too powerful for you, you can dial back this trimmer to enjoy a wider range on the output boost control.

FEATURES

  • BOOST knob controls our vintage boost circuit capable of generating a whopping +30 db. This analog boost is perfect for making lead parts stand out, adding fullness to the signal going into the front end of your amplifier, or pushing it into oblivion! The pedal has an internal adjustable trimpot that can pre-set the maximum boost of the pedal, so you have more range on the output Boost knob when you don't need the huge amount of clean boost.
  • EQUALIZATION EXPANDER increases the far ends of the guitar's frequency spectrum to produce scooped clarity without sacrificing precious mids. The extended low end bumps crucial low-mid frequencies responsible for giving live instruments punch and making them stand out in the mix. The accentuated treble frequencies on the other end of the spectrum accentuate 2nd and 3rd order harmonics to produce the airy presence often associated with the “Schaffer Sound”.