jimdunlopusa | 1 decade ago
THE WAY HUGE GREEN RHINO OVERDRIVE
http://www.jimdunlop.com/product/green-rhino
The legendary Way Huge Green Rhino has returned! The Mk II has all the gorgeous classic overdrive that you crave but it has evolved to include cool new features that make it even more rhinoceriffic. In addition to the Volume, Tone, and Drive controls, you get a 100Hz EQ knob to cut or boost your low end by 12dB. Your low notes can either shake the ground like a stampede across the savannah or cut through the mix like a charging rhino's horn. This pachyderm of a pedal also sports a Curve control to fine-tune the corner frequencies of your tone. All this amazing tone shaping makes other overdrives seem boring and one-dimensional by comparison. In front of a clean amp, with the Volume and Drive set at noon, you can go from pristine purity to a punchy, dynamic rhythm tone. Set the Drive low and crank the Volume and add tons of boost to wallop the input of any amp. Turn up the Drive control with the Rhino in front of a distorted channel and hear more gain and sustain than you ever thought your amp was capable of. And no matter how you use it, the Green Rhino Mk II will deliver clean operation, quiet relay-based true-bypass switching, and the rock-solid construction that Way Huge is famous for.
SIGNAL CHAIN FOR DEMO AUDIO:
1982 '57 Reissue Fender Stratocaster + Lava "Vintage Tweed" Cable + Green Rhino Overdrive + 1972 Marshall Super Lead 100 watt amp + Mid 70's Marshall 4-12 slant cab w/ Celestion 25watt "BlackBack" speakers.
Recorded Using:
Royer 101 Ribbon Microphone
http://www.royerlabs.com/R-101.html
&
Telefunken CU-29 Tube Condenser Microphone
http://www.telefunken-elektroakustik.com/products/mics/show_product.php?item=36
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Lava Cable
http://www.lavacable.com/
VIDEO CREDITS:
Executive Producers: Jimmy Dunlop & Jeorge Tripps
Producer/Director: Joey Tosi
Editing & Sound : Max Baloian
Art Director/Associate Producer: Graham Shaw
Director of Photography: Donavan Sell
Music Performance: Tal Morris
Set Design/Storyboard Artist: Mick Waller
Grip & Camera Asst.: Andrew Haney
Special Thanks To:
Bob Cedro; Jack Tang; Royer Labs; Telefunken Electroakustic; Lava USA-made Cable; Tal Morris; Craig Campbell;
