All I can say is, donвЂ™t expect that вЂBluesbreakers with Eric ClaptonвЂ™ tone out of the box. ItвЂ™s based on a Bluesbreaker after all! Obviously, the first thing to do is to belt out All Your Love. And then, turned the Gain knob all the way up. The first thing I did was turn all the knobs to the noon position and select the London amp and its matching B cab. The Boost LED will light up red, green or blue, depending on the preset selected. The one above the Boost footswitch lets you know what preset has been selected, or if the boost is engaged. The LED above the Bypass footswitch lets you know that the pedal is active. As soon as you give the unit juice, it will power up. Any 9 Volt DC center-negative power supply with a minimum of 300 mA will do. It also doesnвЂ™t come with its own power supply, so you will need an isolated power supply to run this box. ItвЂ™s important to note that the pedal doesnвЂ™t run on batteries, and Walrus Audio doesnвЂ™t recommend daisy-chain power supplies.

And why would anyone want to do that, when you have stereo outputs! So the pedal was plugged straight into the interface and out through the monitors. Since the purpose of the pedal is to emulate conventional amps, plugging them into an amplifier seemed redundant. Out of the box, you have three presets, that are accessible via the footswitches, with 128 more that are accessible via MIDI. Then you have the two footswitches, one for Bypass, and the other for Boost. The L+R toggle lets you choose which side of the stereo spectrum you want the simulation sent to. The A/B/C toggle selects the cab IRs, while the Fullerton/London/Dartford selects the amp model. The three toggle switches are labelled A/B/C, L+R, and Fullerton/ London/ Dartford.

When turned all the way down, it makes the signal bone dry turn it up, and it adds a bit of air to the tone. The EQ section and the Vol and Gain knobs are self-explanatory. The top row has controls for Bass, Mid and Treble, and the bottom row for Vol, Gain and Room. It has a pretty simple layout of 6 knobs, three mini-toggles, and two footswitches. The pedal comes in a robust metal housing in a fetching gold finish.

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