Skreddy Pedals’ Super 100 preamp seeks to conjure British-style tube roar
New pedal emulates cranked Marshall tone and responsiveness with built-in optical compressor/limiter

Skreddy Pedals has released the new Super 100, the latest offering in the company’s amp emulator series.
The new pedal is designed to emulate the “roar” of a cranked Marshall 100-watt guitar amp, with Skreddy founder and designer Marc Ahlfs aiming to “nail Page's live sound with a Les Paul and Hendrix's with a Stratocaster.”
Features include volume, drive, a three-band EQ and a sag knob, the last of which controls the optical compressor/limiter circuit to either tighten up the output (clockwise) or open the tone for full, punchy dynamics (counter-clockwise).
The Super 100 is available for $239. For more information, head to Skreddy Pedals.
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