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Analog.Man Beano Boost (2019 - Mullard OC72 Transistor)

Welcome to Perky's Analog Gear Demos. Please subscribe for more demos of vintage & rare effects pedals! Today, I've got another pedal from one of my all-time favourite pedal builders - Analog Mike Piera! This is his mini Beano Boost - a Dallas Rangemaster treble booster with a 3-way toggle switch to tweak the low-end response. Treble boosters are (by their nature) quite thin and nasally, and can sound terrible into clean, high-headroom amps - but being able to add mids & low end back into the sound makes the circuit much more useable in many more situations. This version is a limited edition (that isn't available anymore...I don't think?!) with a vintage NOS 1960s Mullard OC72 Germanium transistor...and doesn't it sound lovely?!? As with the best Ge trannies, this one cleans up beautifully with the guitar's volume control, making playing it a truly interactive experience. I'll be running it both straight into my amps (set pretty clean) and also into a King Of Tone overdrive to get some slightly higher gain sounds going on. What do you think? Possibly the best Rangemaster replica ever made? Or not for you? Comment below! Guitar is a Gibson Les Paul Custom with Monty's PAFs recorded through a Dr Z DB4 (sE Electronics RNR1 Ribbon), a Hughes & Kettner Puretone Combo (Aston Spirit Condenser) and a Cornell Romany Plus (Sennheiser MD441 Dynamic) jp@joeperkins.co.uk Vector images by freepik.com