Feature
●Classic sound with modern upgrades
●Quieter operation, greater transparency, and increased dynamic range
●Bypass status LED and AC power jack
●Model Number: CSP102SL
Description
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From the manufacturer
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Pedal Board Patch CableA pot containing 20 MXR 15cm long patch cables with double angled connectors to keep pedals close together and maximize pedal space. Designed not to change your sound and MXR approved. |
Dyna Comp M102 CompressorThe M102 Dyna Comp Compressor is MXRs true-bypass guitar compressor that can be controlled by using two simple knobs. The M102 is suitable for adding a percussion shot to your sound along with a great sustain |
EVH117 FlangerEVH117 Flanger is the MXR by Jim Dunlop effect pedal featuring an Unchained switch to instantly get the typical EVH flanger, decorated with Eddie Van Halens famous stripe graphics. |
M237 DC Brick Power SupplyThe M237 DC Brick Power Supply is the MXR power supply, born as a reinterpretation of the DCB10, equipped with eight 9V outputs, each equipped with a red LED indicating short circuit, and two 18V outputs. |
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DCR-2SR Cry Baby RackThe Dunlop Custom Shop Wah Rack gives great control over the timbre compared to any other wah wah pedal. The 6 positions allow you to select the sweep frequency range, while the Q control variable determines the form of finetuning. The adjustable boost (up to +10 dB) makes the wah rack flexible. You can connect up to six pedals and place them anywhere on stage. The two outputs give you a wide range of options for versatile connections. |
EVH 5150 OverdriveMXR EVH 5150 Overdrive is MXR by Jim Dunlop overdrive pedal featuring multi-stage MOSFET, a 3-band EQ, a Boost switch and a noise gate. This overdrive is able to offer you a complete sound range in the style of Eddie Van Halen. |
M294 Sugar DriveMXRs M294 Sugar Drive is a rare circuit based electric guitar overdrive pedal offering a diverse range of clear, transparent overdrive timbres from powerful pushed sounds to rich overdrives. |
BFGO7 Billy Gibbons Octavio
Billy Gibbons has been using the Octavio Fuzz since 1968 when imi Hendrix first introduced this pedal to him. Billys secret recipe is to use the Octavio paired with a 7-band equalizer, so we decided to combine everything in one pedal, the Siete Santos. The resulting pedal is an Octavio Fuzz with 7-band equalizer from 100Hz to 6.4kHz controllable by ±18dB adjustment sliders and external power supply.
M305 Tremolo
The M305 Tremolo from MXR is the guitar effect pedal that marks the return of the Tremolo within the well-established MXR line. The M305 combines a full range of classic Tremolo sounds, optimized and complemented by some features that meet even the demanding musicians expectations.
EG74 Eric Gales Raw Dawg Overdrive
The EG74 Raw Dawg Overdrive is Eric Gales signature MXR overdrive pedal, based on a classic OD famous for its grit and crunch but with balanced averages and a high gain.
M279 Deep Phase
MXR M279 Deep Phase is the MXR by Jim Dunlop phaser pedal that delivers vintage phaser sounds with the great build particularity and versatility for which MXR pedals have become famous.
The company
Since 1972, MXR has pioneered effect pedals, developing strong, small boxes with 100% analog tone.
Keith Barr and his partner Terry Sherwood owned an audio repair shop in Rochester, New York, where they were shocked by the poor guitar effects their customers brought with them. Barr and Sherwood decided they could offer guitarists a reliable pedal with clear sound. This experience led them to form MXR and they began producing their first pedal with original effects: the Phase 90.
Next, MXR added three more pedals to the main range: Distortion+, Dyna Comp Compressor and Blue Box Octave Fuzz Soon, the growing company, produced thousands upon thousands of pedals and distributed them all over the planet. Guitarists connected to MXR pedals, and those multi-coloured box chains became synonymous with efficient sounds and limitless possibilities.
The intuitive use and bullet-proof reliability of MXR pedals allowed guitar professionals to reproduce the sounds of their hit records, whether on the road or in the recording studio.
The music business can be fictitious, however, MXRs fate will change in the 1980s, when other producers began to catch up. MXR closed, but basic products never escaped the country. Jim Dunlop recognized it and acquired and resurrected the MXR brand in 1987. The acquisition of Dunlop allowed guitarists to get their hands on classic MXR effects again, and also represented a continuation of Keith Barrs legacy with the eventual release of many other projects.
Dunlop continues the tradition of the classic MXR pedals that have defined the brand, producing the Carbon Copy and Fullbore Metal. Dunlop also added a line dedicated to bass effects, MXR Bass which recently released the Bass Octave Deluxe pedals and Bass Envelope Filter with which it won the Bass Player Magazine award and the Platinum award from Guitar World Magazine. The MXR Custom Shop brings back to life all vintage models such as the Phase 45 Hand-Wired, or limited edition pedals using high quality components, such as the Custom Comp.