ROB MATH: For something a little bit more on the vintage side, we have the Bluesbreaker. This gives you the distortion characteristics of one of nine Master Volume Marshalls, very reminiscent of an older Plexi or a Bluesbreaker combo, hence the name. and one of the cool things is that the feel really changes between the pedals. Let’s check out the Bluesbreaker.

[ROB MATH PLAYING GUITAR THROUGH THE MARSHALL BLUESBREAKER]

Even on the back humbucker it has a nice [PLAYS A NOTE] sag to it, a switch [PLAYS A NOTE] kind of feel [PLAYS A COUPLE OF NOTES]. Great for legato lines.

[ROB MATH PLAYING GUITAR THROUGH THE MARSHALL BLUESBREAKER]

And you can really get a lot more drive out of it to get that kind of Eric Clapton “Woman” type tone.

[ROB MATH PLAYING GUITAR THROUGH THE MARSHALL BLUESBREAKER]

Really a very cool pedal. It gives it the harmonic response of one of the older Master Volume amps and has a looser type of feel to it.