Walrus Audio Iron Horse v2

Walrus Audio Iron Horse v2
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The Iron Horse V2 is a return to the classic distortion: thick, punchy, riffy and rowdy. The true bypass, high gain behemoth has been updated to help steer the stallion or let the reins loose for full on distorted onslaught. Dial back the gain and it can be used as a thick, warm overdrive. The Iron Horse has three distortion modes operated by a toggle switch that changes between different clipping diodes providing more versatility in shaping the tone of the distortion. Left will give some compression. Right will give you a higher amount of compression and middle will give you a wide open, non compressed signal.
The Iron Horse V2 updates are as follows:
- Updated the Level control so that it is easier to dial in unity gain.
- Updated the Tone control to allow more treble to be dialed in if desired.
- Updated Distortion control to smooth out the range of distortion making it easier to dial in lower gain tones.
The Iron Horse V2 comes in a Galaxy Gold finish with black ink. Artwork by illustrator Adam Forster features a new battle ready stallion cloaked in armor.
It is full of high gain and perfectly made for the rock guitarist in need of thick rhythm or cutting solos. Dial back the gain and it can be used as a thick, warm overdrive. The Iron Horse has three distortion modes operated by a toggle switch that changes between different clipping diodes providing more versatility in shaping the tone of the distortion. It has three control knobs: Level, Tone and Distortion and True Bypass switching.
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Walrus Audio Iron Horse v2
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[@loveisrealdudes]

I appreciate the more thoughtful playing and chord choices. Still would be nice to hear some single note or lead stuff. Gotta keep working at our craft, right?

[@KentToneworks]

Yes Tyler, I am working on some lead stuff at home, privately. I am never required to play lead when I sing and lead the band, the lead guitar player rightfully takes all his parts. I never wanted to learn lead more than I do these days but I still don't exactly have the right venue to practice it, so I'm apprehensive to put it in demos. For the most part you probably would not want to hear my trying to play lead. There are a lot of other demo guys who only play leads.