MXR Duke of Tone - King of Tone Sounds Without Breaking the Bank

MXR Duke of Tone - King of Tone Sounds Without Breaking the Bank #kingoftone DISCLAIMER Jim Dunlop and MXR have not paid me to create this video but they have provided me with the pedal on loan to make this video. The opinions in the video are my own and were not influenced by any third party. Please note that other pieces of gear may get used/appear in videos that were given to me as part of a previous sponsored video. GEAR USED Thomann Affiliate Links - All The Gear I Have Used in Videos (Please note, I will receive a small commission for any purchases made through these links - at no extra cost to you) MXR Duke of Tone In This Video I am Also Using: Other Gear I Use in Videos DO YOU RELEASE YOUR OWN MUSIC? GET 7% OFF YOUR FIRST YEAR WITH DISTROKID: CHECK OUT TUBEBUDDY FOR HELP MANAGING YOUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL: BACKING TRACK FROM ELEVATED JAM TRACKS: Subscribe: In this video I am checking out The Duke of Tone, a brand new collaboration between MXR and Analogman. For years, the Analogman King of Tone has been a pedal that has divided guitar players. Some love it, some hate it... but it&hard to ignore the phenomenal demand. With waiting list times currently say around the 4 year mark (At the time of shooting this video), guitarists are willing to wait long periods of time to get their hands on this coveted pedal. Analogman have teamed up with MXR to licence the design for one half of the pedal (Also available as the Analogman Prince of Tone) into a small pedal...