Terry Audio White Rabbit - Line Driver / Boost / Overdrive Pedal

"LOVE IT!" - Michael Pierce (The Revivalists, Spoon, Leon Bridges, On Tour, 2018)

"I use it on my '68 SG bass just for a bit of 'presence' when touring, to help the house sound out. I use the Red mode for fuzz, too."

"A modern classic - essential tone... I leave it 'on' even if it's not used as a boost" - Justin Douglas, engineer/guitarist, King Recording, Austin TX

"If RCA or Altec made a pedal back in the early 60's... what would it look like inside?"...

The White Rabbit is a vintage studio line amp in a pedal that comes from the sonic heritage of tape machine playback circuits and console inputs that always seem to both “finish” and enhance tone, punch, color, and clarity by simply patching through them.

The White Rabbit has two footswitchable modes:

The unity-gain “Blue” mode with a one knob “character” control that tones in how open or “tight” the amp sounds.

The two knob “red” mode that you can set and “dial” in both the amount and nature of your boost- from more wide open enhancement to a tighter and punchier, almost ‘sagging’, or ‘compression without a compressor” effect at any boost level- small to huge.

The Rabbit itself also breaks up and sings smoothly at extremes in both modes- but mainly, it enhances anything before it and drives the most into anything you put after it- especially when boosting straight into your main amplifier.

For the manual, quick settings, and more videos, reviews and features on the Rabbit…

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