BSM Introduces VX-T Treble Booster

September 06, 2004

VX-T
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The BSM VX-T model is based on the Vox Treble & Bass booster made in the late 60's in the UK and used by many British bands at the time. The VX-T improves upon the original with a tighter, more powerful low end response.

The VX-T model features a single tone control for shaping the sound. When knob is set to maximum, the unit will produced a very glassy tone - like the "jingle jangle" sound of Roger McGuinn in the mid 1960's Byrds. When a middle setting is dialed in, the result is a punchy tone with mild highs and bottom, somewhat like a wahwah pedal set in the middle position, emulating the sound of Michael Schenker in UFO or Mick Ronson, in the early 1970's "Spiders from Mars" band. Set to the minimum, the unit produces a bluesy bottom end with some mids and highs.

The unit will be available shortly in a very limited run.

MSRP: TBD

Distributed in North America by European Musical (www.europeanmusical.com)

For more information, visit their web site at http://www.treblebooster.net/.

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