Xotic Pedals and Guitars
Xotic Pedals and Guitars

EP Booster

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Xotic Pedals and Guitars EP Booster on RigShare
The Xotic EP Booster pedal for electric guitar is based on the preamp stage of the classic EP-3 echo effects processor. Legendary guitarists used that preamp to craft their studio tones, including Jimmy Page, Eddie Van Halen, and Eric Johnson. The EP Booster pedal delivers up to 20dB of boost that will add an undeniably rich character to your guitar tone. Internal Dip switches allow you to fine-tune the boost frequencies and EQ settings. To hit your amp harder while also adding some character to your tone, Sweetwater can highly recommend the Xotic EP Booster pedal.

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$116.00

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Always on. Fantastic boost.
· iparks· 4y ago

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