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$89.95 Out of stock Email when stock available The Bluesbreaker & King of Tone Story: The name traces to 1966, when Eric Clapton recorded John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers album through a Marshall JTM45 combo nicknamed “the Bluesbreaker.”[1] Marshall released a pedal version in 1991 that sold poorly and was discontinued — until John Mayer’s use of one during the mid-2000s Continuum era revived demand.[2] Around the same time, Analogman’s Mike Piera worked with The Band’s Jim Weider to develop a modified, dual-circuit version released in 2003 as the King of Tone.[3][4] Sources: Delicious Audio — “The 14 Best Blues Breaker-Style Pedals” — Equipboard — “Marshall BluesBreaker: The Transparent Overdrive Legend” — Wikipedia — “King of Tone” — JHS Pedals — “What Is A Bluesbreaker?” —

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