Soundgas Type G - Germanium Guitar Preamp Pedal - Full Demo @Soundgas
Soundgas Type G - Germanium Guitar Preamp Pedal - Full Demo  @Soundgas
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Soundgas Type G is our latest hand-built preamp pedal, designed and built in Derbyshire by the same team behind the acclaimed Soundgas Type 636P range.

See more here: soundgas.com/products/soundgas-type-g-germanium-guitar-preamp-pedal

Three simple controls - Gain, Tone, and Volume - unlock a wide range of sounds: from clear, chiming definition to hefty, thick, overdriven textures that recall a wall of amps, but achievable at home-friendly levels.

This video was recorded with direct input in and out of the Type G, into a mixing desk and then to an audio interface on the main stereo outputs. For use with guitar and bass we recommend plugging into your favourite amp, turning it up and letting it shine!

See all Soundgas Gear here: soundgas.com/collections/soundgas-636p

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