Alexander Calavera Phaser and Electro Harmonix SuperEgo+ Review

Reg and Jet have a Show 'n Tell for you that goes 0 to Epic in under 30 minutes. Using 2 of his favorite pedals, Reg shows us what the always amazing Electro Harmonix SuperEgo Plus can do when it's got an Alexander Calavera Phaser in it's loop. Spoiler alert . . . it's big, fat, huge and atmospheric. Both pedals have some surprises up their sleeve, and Reg shows us how to get the most from each one. If you're into wild sounds, don't miss this episode!
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Thanks for doing this. I have the Superego plus and always looking for stuff to try with it.