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DESCRIPTION:
Noisemaker Effects Propaganda Drive:
This is a long-since discontinued, op amp based pedal that is versatile enough to handle all of your overdrive needs from low-gain grit, to a boost of clarity, to a nice bit of distorted chunk, and more. The Propaganda Overload shares quite a few similarities to the industry stalwart ProCo RAT, which is another op amp based overdrive that is still perpetually popular and common to spot on many pedalboards. The most notable similarity is that the Propaganda Overload is sensitive to changes in its input, whether the change is via adjusting your guitar’s volume, your picking dynamics (soft versus hard), or your general playing style. The Propaganda Overload reacts in the same way as the ProCo RAT, but just with a more transparent bump to your tone when kicked on, which means less coloration compared to the RAT.
MXR Shin-Juku Drive (CSP035) :
While being essentially another one of Shin Suzuki’s Dumbloid clones at its core, the Shin-Juku Drive offers so much more thanks to its ample amount of gain that is available on-tap. The pedal has a wide-open, very organic, mid-forward sound; and it definitely imparts a character of its own while also retaining the responsiveness of your guitar’s pickups and the responsiveness of your amp. The Shin-Juku Drive also responds very well to playing around with your guitar’s volume output (such as rolling it off). And for the tone gurus who don’t like a ton of brightness or airy top-end in their tone, the “DARK” button immediately filters out the higher frequencies with a quick, simple press.
MXR Raijin Drive (CSP037) :
This is a reinvention of two timeless, Japanese stompboxes. The distortion mode is based on the classic Boss DS-1; and the overdrive mode is based on the classic Ibanez TS-9. Both circuits were recreated from scratch by Shin Suzuki and tweaked specifically to make them more versatile to appeal to the tonal palette of any player. The sound of this 2-in-1 creation is smooth and fat with Shin’s emphasis on keeping the player’s tone expressive and characterful.
CONDITION:
All three pedals are in absolutely clean condition. The Shin-Juku Drive and the Raijin both come with all original packaging, box, and paperwork from MXR. The Propaganda Overload does not come with anything.
PRICE:
Noisemaker Effects Propaganda Drive:
$125 OBO + shipping
MXR Shin-Juku Drive:
$250 OBO + shipping
MXR Raijin Drive:
$100 OBO + shipping
LOCATION:
East Coast, USA.
I can work with interested sellers on all shipping concerns domestically or internationally.
REFERENCE PHOTO:
Noisemaker Effects Propaganda Drive:
This is a long-since discontinued, op amp based pedal that is versatile enough to handle all of your overdrive needs from low-gain grit, to a boost of clarity, to a nice bit of distorted chunk, and more. The Propaganda Overload shares quite a few similarities to the industry stalwart ProCo RAT, which is another op amp based overdrive that is still perpetually popular and common to spot on many pedalboards. The most notable similarity is that the Propaganda Overload is sensitive to changes in its input, whether the change is via adjusting your guitar’s volume, your picking dynamics (soft versus hard), or your general playing style. The Propaganda Overload reacts in the same way as the ProCo RAT, but just with a more transparent bump to your tone when kicked on, which means less coloration compared to the RAT.
MXR Shin-Juku Drive (CSP035) :
While being essentially another one of Shin Suzuki’s Dumbloid clones at its core, the Shin-Juku Drive offers so much more thanks to its ample amount of gain that is available on-tap. The pedal has a wide-open, very organic, mid-forward sound; and it definitely imparts a character of its own while also retaining the responsiveness of your guitar’s pickups and the responsiveness of your amp. The Shin-Juku Drive also responds very well to playing around with your guitar’s volume output (such as rolling it off). And for the tone gurus who don’t like a ton of brightness or airy top-end in their tone, the “DARK” button immediately filters out the higher frequencies with a quick, simple press.
MXR Raijin Drive (CSP037) :
This is a reinvention of two timeless, Japanese stompboxes. The distortion mode is based on the classic Boss DS-1; and the overdrive mode is based on the classic Ibanez TS-9. Both circuits were recreated from scratch by Shin Suzuki and tweaked specifically to make them more versatile to appeal to the tonal palette of any player. The sound of this 2-in-1 creation is smooth and fat with Shin’s emphasis on keeping the player’s tone expressive and characterful.
CONDITION:
All three pedals are in absolutely clean condition. The Shin-Juku Drive and the Raijin both come with all original packaging, box, and paperwork from MXR. The Propaganda Overload does not come with anything.
PRICE:
Noisemaker Effects Propaganda Drive:
$125 OBO + shipping
MXR Shin-Juku Drive:
$250 OBO + shipping
MXR Raijin Drive:
$100 OBO + shipping
LOCATION:
East Coast, USA.
I can work with interested sellers on all shipping concerns domestically or internationally.
REFERENCE PHOTO: