Did you ever think you’d see the day? A rack reserved for the best guitarists and most top of the line studios around the world, could be yours completely free. The most elite guitarists in the world use this very rack to dial in their exact tone for any sound, gig or situations. Slash’s Wah pedal of choice is the Dunlop Crybaby merely used as a controller in front of this very unit. Other artists who use the Dunlop Wah Rack include Joe Perry of Aerosmith, Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains, Kerry King of Slayer and many many more astonishing guitar players.
The QuantumDrive is a versatile and unique overdrive and distortion unit that uses a patent pending process to dynamically shape the sound of the guitar by means of a quantum tunneling device. Quantum tunneling is a curious physics principle which allows matter to “pass through” other matter which would normally be impenetrable. Acoustic Imaginearing has developed a means of using this effect to modify a guitar signal in unique and previously unheard of ways.
The quantum distortion appears to add a vowel sound to the signal as well as emphasizing the consonant, fricative guitar distinctiveness. Affecting the edge of the waveform and not just the peaks, the result is a very expressive tone when played “in the zone.” Of course the pedal is also capable of wild and quirky, outside the norm distortions — each distinctive to the instrument processed by the Quantum Drive.
The effect is well suited for both guitar and bass, as bass frequencies are retained without becoming muddy. It has been used by Tony Levin on the latest King Crimson tour.
In addition to the distortion channel, the pedal has a solid overdrive channel, also uniquely designed, that can be used independently or chained together with the quantum channel
It’s made by Ben Lewry from Visionary Instruments, and its’ basically a guitar with an on-board LCD screen that will play any video you want, including visuals reacting to the music…
You can input any video source; Computer, Video Games, even webcams. The video guitar even has built in motion controlled effects.
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The quantum distortion appears to add a vowel sound to the signal as well as emphasizing the consonant, fricative guitar distinctiveness. Affecting the edge of the waveform and not just the peaks, the result is a very expressive tone when played “in the zone.” Of course the pedal is also capable of wild and quirky, outside the norm distortions — each distinctive to the instrument processed by the Quantum Drive.