Keeley Dark Side Workstation Analog Multi-effects Pedal
We should all be so lucky as to be identified by the sound of a single note. Some players are so well defined that their entire musical journey can be heard in a single note they play. Tone is in the fingers. Tone is in the mind. Effects can be a great way of expressing emotions or creating textures. The Dark Side is about creating sounds and adding new tones to your symphony. It’s the things you can’t create with your fingers or mind. It’s metasymphonic. Keeley’s Dark Side Workstation provides all the textures that define an essence, in one pedal.
Product Features
- Epic Big Fuzz Multi Head Tape Delay Rotary/Flanger U-Vibe/Phaser
- We should all be so lucky as to be identified by the sound of a single note
- Some players are so well defined that their entire musical journey can be heard in a single note they play
- Tone is in the fingers
- Tone is in the mind
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