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Simon Jarrett's amazing tube pedals have been on my radar for a while now, and in the middle of 2020 I got onto the waiting list for one of his Pages. I've wanted to check it out for such a long time, and I was so confident that I was going to love it I built my new 2021 pedalboard with a Page-sized space (and spare high-current 9v power adaptor) to slot it into as & when it landed.

Fast forward 7 months, and here it is - all the way from BC, Canada! Utilising a single 12AX7 running at high voltage to create the gain, it's a Swiss-army knife pedal that delivers absolutely everything it promises - and then some. Clean buffer; clean boost; dirty boost; thick rhythm tones; bright leads....it can do it all. In fact, out of all the posh 'boutique' overdrives I own and have ever played...if I had to choose one to use for the rest of my life, it'd be this. It's THAT good.

It is SO touch sensitive that you can set the gain high and completely control the dynamics using your picking. The clarity is astonishing, and it REALLY does respond and sound just like a great tube amp turned up.

Do I sound a bit over-excited? Well....the hype is real, if you ask me! :P

Today, I'll be showing it off using both single coils & hum buckers; in two very different guitars; and kicking my amps good and hard.

What do you think? One of the best overdrives currently - or ever - available? Or not for you? Comment below!

Guitar recorded through a Dr Z Z-Wreck (Fane Ascension A60; Aston Spirit Condenser and sE R1 Ribbon) and a Hughes & Kettner Puretone (Fane Ascension F70; '70s Sennheiser MD441) with a Schoeps CMC6 room mic.

0:00 Intro
3:30 Strat
11:42 Heritage H-535

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