Vertex Steel String MKII

Vertex Steel String MKIILegendary SSS Tone from an Even Slimmer Stomp Players like SRV, Eric Johnson, and John Mayer have been singing the praises of a rare 100 watt 6L6 blues machine that achieved legendary status in the mid 1980s. And whether you're looking for a taste of Texas sweet tea or a return to gravity, the Vertex Steel String Clean Drive MkII now 33% slimmer and with an added trick up its sleeve faithfully captures that "SSS" magic (that's "Sparkle, Shaping, and

EL-powered tone that has carved out a legendary place in rock

turning it into a warmer and thicker fuzz pedal

The Smiley is clear and defined

With many other desirable muffers (and our Tri Pie 70’) the goal is warm

GAIN CYCLE #1 – DIM LED – 25% of GAIN knob value

EQ workflow/frequencies/nitty-gritty: After the end of the clean blend circuit

Several very popular MOSFET boost circuits on the market have a very noticeable crackle when their boost knobs are rotated

Asymmetrical Red and Yellow LED’s +N2

Dave Friedman teamed up with Jerry Cantrell and captured the Alice In Chains guitarist’s iconic tone and ferocity in the Friedman JJ-100 - Cantrell's first ever signature amp

V3 “Pi” (1977)

OUTPUT – overdrive and blended level

Gary Hurst invented the Sola Sound* Tonebender* fuzz