MXR Rockman X100 Analogue Tone Processor Guitar Pedal

The MXR X100 has its origins in the halls of 80s hard rock fame. Originally released in 1982 by Boston's Tom Scholz, the Rockman X100 wasn't just a headphone amp, it was a studio secret weapon that defined the polished, chorus-drenched sound of '80s arena rock. Now, MXR brings it back in stompbox form. Designed with help from original SR&D engineer Bob Cedro, the Rockman X100 Analogue Tone Processor delivers the same crystalline cleans, gritty harmonics, and lush analogue modulation. You get all four original presets, two sparkling clean modes and two saturated dirty modes plus carefully tuned compression, stereo/mono operation, and external switching capabilities. From tight, punchy rhythms to soaring lead tones, this all-analogue reissue captures the legendary tone of a bygone era, right on your pedalboard. Oxygen Music stocks a great range of MXR pedals including the X100 Rockman Analogue Preamp Pedal.