Studio Diary #39: Why I Use DAW Plugins For Delay And Reverb On My #TweedTone Comparisons – HomeToneBlog.com on First Impressions: Earthquaker Devices Special Cranker Overdrive Pedal I was also intrigued by the name. I’d read speculation that it was a take on JHS’s Morning Glory, but Internet forums being what they are, I didn’t find a definitive statement either way. A lot of professional guitar players start their signal-chain with a stand-alone buffer. it has optional True Bypass / Buffer Bypass modes for running the pedal. Push and hold the foots-witch and power up the pedal to select True (Red LED indicator) or Buffer (Green LED indicator) bypass mode. Specifications You should get an instant answer on whether your application has been successful, though in some rare cases Klarna or V12 may need to look at the application in more detail. And it was cheap. This might just be the cheapest pedal I’ve bought to date. Is It A JHS Morning Glory Clone?

If you’re looking for a Marshall Bluesbreaker pedal and you’re on a budget, the NUX Morning Star should give you that sound. I’ve no hesitation in recommending it for that.

Engage the Morning Star foot-switch to add more overhead with saturated grit to your clean tones, and if you wanna’ boost your high-frequencies to a whole other stratosphere, press/hold the foot-switch to activate the Shine circuit which adds a whole new level of tone brightness.

Drive - Adjust the intensity of the overdrive effect. Lower settings deliver raw amp-esque breakup, while higher levels are raw and crunchy.I think that’s great news for anyone who wants that exact sound, but who can’t afford an actual Bluesbreaker pedal. The Morning Star is NUX’s take on the classic Bluesbreaker circuit. It comes in mini-pedal format only, so you can’t run it directly off of a battery. Why Did You Buy It? To my ears, the NUX Morning Star sounds very similar to my Marshall Bluesbreaker pedal. Out of all the pedals I’ve tried that are based on the Bluesbreaker circuit, it’s probably the closest clone of them all. If you’re someone who runs another drive, boost or compressor pedal first, you might experience the noise that my example has. It’s something to be aware of.