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Universal Audio Effects Pedals - Astra Modulation Machine
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Universal Audio Effects Pedals - Astra Modulation Machine


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The Universal Audio Effect Pedals - Astra Modulation Machine is the pinnacle of classic chorus, flanging, and tremolo effects. Three main modulation effects take you through the gamut of the best vintage pieces ever made. In 1976 BOSS's Japanese-made bucket brigade chorus burst on the scene with lush, rich chorus texture. The MXR rackmount studio doubler/flanger give you the classic rarified effect in a stomp box. The tremolo setting is taken from 60's American Fender tube amps; even add subtle grit with the second row of knobs. The best digital emulation of studio effects come from UA, and we are glad they started making pedals.

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