Proco Rat Distortion Pedal

June 13, 2006
Proco Rat
The Proco Rat Distortion Pedal is another classic distortion box. Usable tones range from a smudge of dirt to full-on piles of absolutely filthy grime.



Features:
  • Distortion, Filter, and Volume controls
  • On/off switch and status LED
  • 1/4-inch input/output jacks
  • Runs on 9V battery or AC adaptor
Presenter: Gearwire
Location: Gearwire Studio - Chicago IL

ProCo RAT 2: Still Crazy After 20 Years -- Chris Perricelli of Little Man On The Venerable Pedal
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Pro Co Rat And Fulltone Ultimate Octave: Helen Money Shows Us Her Effects Loop
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Eventide PitchFactor And The Wealth of Presets That Can Be Yours At The Touch Of A Toe
Eventide Pitchfactor Demonstrates More Effects Than You Can Count Or Use, But We Want Them All Anyway
Eventide PitchFactor Provides Gearwire Staffer With A New Place to Sleep

Humbucker Testing

By: Frank Hillier
Humbucker Testing? Why don't you use a humbucker equipped guitar on the bridge pickup like 90% of people would use it? Stop doing chug chug riffs on a single coil, neck pickup.
Fri, 2007-04-27 22:51

^^^ What?

By: Anonymous Coward
^^^ What?
Tue, 2007-07-03 23:01

Same Guitar

By: Rick Marshall
Hi. I really enjoy the stompbox walkthroughs and think you do a very good job of demonstrating the various functions of each pedal. My one suggestion would be to use the same guitar when demoing the same type of pedal made by different manufacturers. I watched three videos to compare three different distortion pedals and each was used with a different guitar (Tele, Gretsch, and Ric), so while I did get to see/hear the different functions of each, it was difficult to make an accurate comparison. Otherwise, keep up the good work and keep testing those pedals. Thanks.
Fri, 2007-10-19 21:05

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