SuhrKoko Boost

Another awesome pedal, I love the eclipse, but the Koko boost is a different animal, this is a pedal I would use in a heavy blues hard rock setting hitting my Marshall JCM 2000 hard in the front end, and the only way to clean up your sound is to roll off your volume on the guitar, because there would be too much volume drop if shut it off. THATS how I use this pedal. It’s awesome. Check out Guthrie Govan demonstrating one of older pedal board videos

Great pedal. Guithrie govan shure knows what he uses. Amazing mids and highs for clean distortion sound. Buy this now.

Another Great Box from Suhr. It does exactly as advertised and doesn't color your amps tone unless you want it to.

Featuring a brace of rotundulators and corresponding sturdy hoofables, the Kokonic Boostulator allows you to boost your overdrive and/or midulate your boost, for a frenzied assault upon your amplifier's sensitive inward sound cranny. Helpful red and green illuminations offer guidance as to whether you are boosting your normals or enmidulating your already-boostables and a diminutive, three-way toggleknob tweaks the frequency of your middlebusiness.The rear of the unit features the unique flexibility of not just "In" but also "Out", a routing configuration that offers unparalleled operational functionality. Also thereabouts lurks the mysterious "FX link" and a switcher for determining the Koko's default status when roused from slumber by the application of magic wall-water.Furthermore, lurking beneath the sinister hood of this thunderbox, are to be found electrical intestines of a buffering nature. Having not graduated from MIT myself, I'm not exactly sure what that means, other than that it's likely a pretty shrewd gambit if you have lots of true bypass pedals or often stand 200' from your amp. For some reason, when I hear the word "buffer", I get a mental image of a sandwich. Make of that what you will.The UNIT comes safely lodged within a sturdy PACKAGE, featuring the silver-plated scribblings of John Suhr himself maybe, indicating the serial number - in my case 1146 which, as we all know, is the year that George of Antioch conquered Tripoli, Libya for the king of Sicily.

Yes, yes, indeed.