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Toshi
Hiketa
/ Devid Lee Roth Band /
Rust Driver
Graduated from Osaka School
of Music. Currently in David Lee Roth Band. Also a guitar player
in The Hideous Sun Demons.
“Rust Driver is very user-friendly
and up to pro use at the same time.”
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Tomo Fujita
/
Rumble MOD.
Earned his degree at Berklee College of Music and now an
assistant professor at the college. Performing regularly
with his Berklee collegues as Tomo Fujita and Blue Funk.
Awarded the Demo of the Month in Guitar Player magazine.
“I'd
been on the Rumble MOD project since the development stage
and was astonished with the final proto-type. I was
able to express all the subtle picking nuances and it's more
like a tube amp than an effect pedal.”
My Usage:
“Gain is at 3 o'clock or full and Level is set around 9 o'clock
so that its output level is a bit louder when it's on than
when it's off. Then Color is around 9 o'clock, which is
very bright but it’s easy to control picking nuances.
Recommendation:
“You should note that Color control, unlike regular tone
control, sets the tone of overdriven sound. Set it at noon
first and then experiment with its tones turning it clockwise
/ counter-clockwise.
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Keisuke
Nishimoto ( Kelly Simonz's Blind Faith ) / Rust
Ride
Graduate of Osaka School of Music and studied at Bass Institute
in Los Angeles. Bass player for Kelly Simon’s Blind Faith
and now an educational director at Nagoya Communication Art.
“You may think Rust Ride sounds too distorted, but in actual
live applications, you can't fight distorted guitars and
high hats (drums) with less distortion. Crank an amp up when
trying it out. Most players try pedals at low volume, but
the pedal’s character won't come through at low volume. In
other words, the pedal that sounds good at low volume will
not necessarily sound as good at high volume.
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Chris
Juergensen
(Studio Guitarist) /
Rumble MOD.
Taught at prestigious Musicians Institute
in Los Angeles for six years and now Director of Education
at Tokyo School of Music. In constant demand as a sideman,
frontman, and clinician.
The HAO Rumble MOD. has become my insurance
policy in a box. Because I never
know what kind of amp I'm going to get stuck with on a live
or studio gig, I
carry it with me wherever I go. It has the unique ability to
mimic a big
British overdriven stack or a cranked up American open back
combo. I use it
in the boost mode to bring out my guitar solo above the band.
In this mode
it tends to compliment the natural distortion of any amp without
changing
the fundamental tone. I also use the Rumble MOD. in the drive
mode when I
need to bust up a super clean amp. In both modes I can adjust
the tone to
suit any guitar and amp combination and any style of music.
The hand made
HAO Rumble MOD. is a must have for any guitarist seeking the
perfect tone.
Imagine, you can carry around your tone with you in your gig
bag!!
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Toshihiro Sumitomo / Savoy Truffle /
Rumble
MOD
Formed in 1990 in Osaka, Japan. Highly acclaimed in US and
Europe as well as in Japan. 5 albums to date.
“Rumble MOD's Boost mode increases sustain
without killing my Marshall's character when playing bottleneck.
Its Color control is very useful at any setting. I just can't
forget other members' look on their faces when hearing my Rumble
MOD. for the first time!”
Yoshihiro Ogasawara / Savoy Truffle / Rust Ride
“Rust Ride sounds so distorted, but each note retains clarity.
You are going to be a star when switching it on! I can’t live
without Rust Ride any more.”
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ichiro / Sons of Blues / Rust
Booster
“Regardless of type of guitars and amps used, Rust Booster
naturally reinforces the original tone. HAO freaks are increasing
around me!”
Yoshihiro Matsuura / Sons of Blues / Rumble MOD
“With both Sole Pressure (used for rhythm) and Rumble MOD
on, I can get great lead tones with any amps. Probably
better than those great tones heard on Lynyrd Skynyrd and
Allman Brothers Band albums!”
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Eric Krasno
/ SOULIVE /
Sole Pressure
Formed in 1999. Released 1st album, “Turn It Out,” independently
and sold 65,000 (and counting) units worldwide. Opened for
The Rolling Stones, The Fave Matthews Band, The Roots, just
to name a few. Constantly touring and playing summer festivals.
"The Sole Pressure adds fat tone
and gives the perfect amount of drive for a great lead sound."
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