Mosky M-Shall

Built in speaker simulation is an integral part of the CLASSIC Series circuitry.
Each model is tuned to match the speaker/cabinet of that amplifier.
It is designed for a smooth, even response as would be achieved by a multiply-miked cabinet, without the peaks, valleys, and notches associated with single miking.
The shape of the speaker curve will not adversely effect or interfere with the frequency response of your own cabinet.There is no need to defeat the speaker simulation circuit when using it with a guitar amplifier.
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[@chiptriplett655]

Yes yes and yes! Marshall for the win! Fantastic! Great playing as usual Rod!

[@andrebreder666]

I have two Mosky amp simulator pedals: the one shown in this video, and the Mosky M-sa which is a Mesa Boogie simulation. These are devices that deliver a lot for the low price they cost. I also have a Flamma pedal that simulates 7 different amps. It's a little more expensive than the Mosky pedals, but it's still great value for money.

[@matt-peterfry4286]

Good job Rodney!

[@cassandrafry5169]

Wowers

[@mannyfragoza9652]

Def got that AC/DC tone very nice. I wanted to look online where I could buy and one of the places was Walmart lol never saw any pedals at Wally world.

[@bradleyjpaolucci]

Doesn’t sound plexi or jcm like. Wondering what they were going for?

[@nohahik]

if its used for cab sim direct to the mixer....should i put that at last of my pedal chain ?

[@thepedalpicassos]

Yes!

[@thammananchaiyanon3633]

How many per cen sound same