BBE

The BBE Green Screamer has been on the market for a bit, but BBE just updated this overdrive with graphics depicting a Soviet Mig going all Khrushchev on your guitar tone. Owen plays JFK and calls in an Ibanez TS808 Reissue for tactical support.  

Sick of paying some guy to spin around in circles carrying your cabinet to get that desired rotary effect? I bet he's getting pretty dizzy anyway. Check out the BBE Soul Vibe instead.  

Chris from the Bama Lamas recently switched out his ProCo Rat distortion pedal for a BBE Green Screamer, and he is happy with the decision. A tubular overdrive is way more fitting for the Bama Lamas than  

"Sonic Maximizer" would be a great name for a popular fast food chain's super-sized option. Unfortunately, BBE already has rights on the name thanks to the BBE 882i Sonic Maximizer. Stay tuned for more references to other things that have Sonic in their names!  

James Russell of Arkansas-based Black Suit Karma is back to chat more -- this time about the BBE Sonic Maximizer.  

The BBE BMAX-T joins Owen O'Malley for a sweet, low key studio bass session. Take your time enjoying every single abalone-tipped knob on the front of this smooth little number.  

Think of your guitar's tone as an egg -- you know this commercial. If most chorus / vibrato pedals are like a frying pan, the BBE Mind Bender is like a frying pan that's permanently attached to Wolfgang Puck, who turns your guitar tone into a caviar-chèvre-garlic-scape omelette. Any questions?  

À Rebours' Ian Stone talks, in detail, about the band's live set up and the gear that makes it all work.  

We check out the latest offerings from BBE at Summer NAMM 2008. It looks like they've even upgraded the graphic interfaces on some of these pedals.  

BBE's new Two Timer remembers a simpler time: a time when the BOSS DM-2 was still around, offering guitarists two independent, fully analog delay channels in one pedal, and when a real man was expected to have "a little something on the side." You know, like Ward Cleaver did.