Radial Tonebone Classic Trimode: Canadian Built Pedal Inspires Owen O'Malley To Play Rush Songs
December 11, 2008
Living up to their reputation, Radial Engineering has wowed us once more with the Tonebone Classic Trimode. Owen O'Malley puts this pedal to the test, noting its wide range of distorted tones achievable from its two channels from a low-wattage crunch to a face-searing high-gain distortion.
What's more, this pedal has its own insert loop on channel two, so you can add any effect to your lead channel without affecting the rhythm. Check out what else this pedal is capable of doing in this video.
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Man, really shity played!
Man, really shity played!
Manglish?
I'm guessing you're from Sweden, what with your terrible English and hatred of all that is not shred.
Actually, i am not from
Actually, i am not from Sweden. I will not comment your post about my week english skills and your funny shred conclusion (yap, USA style of thinking...), but its better to know, how to play and to know the equipment you are playing...
Tonebone
The "Trimode" is awesome. Certainly different from the Maestro Fuzz that I had back in the day.
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