My take on the JRockett 45. It's a Malcolm Young tribute. Now I just have to learn to play like him.
this post was submitted on 09 Jun 2024
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Could you share a picture of how it sounds?
I play bass and only own a guitar. I know about 3 power chords and can't even play them correctly. I have a bedroom ss Fender amp. But when I stomp on this pedal, I sound exactly like M. Young in the Live at River Plate in '09. My rhythm is perfect, my tone makes people cry with joy. Angus calls me and asks me to jam.
Search for the J Rockett 45 cal. It's the same pedal.