Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
These pedals are the perfect solution for someone who does not want to haul around a heavy amp, playing in a venue where they must plug directly into the PA, or even home recording. In this review/demo, I test out Donner's five preamp pedals. Each pedal has an A (clean) and B (dirty) channel, just like many amps. They are modeled after classic amps and do a pretty good job of replicating them, especially if played in a mix. These are the pedals and the amps they are simulating
Donner Incredible V (Fender 65 Twin Reverb* and Marshall Super Lead 1959)
Donner Sweet Juice (Fender 65 Twin Reverb and Orange AD30
Donner Force 2 (Soldano SLO 100)
Donner Black Devil (Peavey 6505)
Donner Green Land (Fender Bassman and Marshall JTM45)
These pedals are the perfect solution for someone who does not want to haul around a heavy amp, playing in a venue where they must plug directly into the PA, or even home recording. In this review/demo, I test out Donner's five preamp pedals. Each pedal has an A (clean) and B (dirty) channel, just like many amps. They are modeled after classic amps and do a pretty good job of replicating them, especially if played in a mix. These are the pedals and the amps they are simulating
Donner Incredible V (Fender 65 Twin Reverb* and Marshall Super Lead 1959)
Donner Sweet Juice (Fender 65 Twin Reverb and Orange AD30
Donner Force 2 (Soldano SLO 100)
Donner Black Devil (Peavey 6505)
Donner Green Land (Fender Bassman and Marshall JTM45)
