Peavey Session/LTD 400 pedal vs Sarno Steel Guitar Black Box Pedal?

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Peavey Session/LTD 400 pedal vs Sarno Steel Guitar Black Box Pedal?

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? for the forum. if using a Quilter 101 reverb and a 12inch dockblock cabinet how do these 2 pedals compare? Why choose one pedal over the other?

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Re: Peavey Session/LTD 400 pedal vs Sarno Steel Guitar Black Box Pedal?

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The Peavey pedal is an original Session 400 preamp with all of the original transistors and tone controls. The Black Box is a tube tone enrichment. You can't actually compare the two because they are for different purposes.
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Re: Peavey Session/LTD 400 pedal vs Sarno Steel Guitar Black Box Pedal?

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i think you're meaning to compare the new peavey session/ltd 400 pedal to the brad sarno sesh 400 pedals, which is a comparison that i've pondered as well.
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Re: Peavey Session/LTD 400 pedal vs Sarno Steel Guitar Black Box Pedal?

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TC Furlong makes the Sesh 400 pedal. I guess we need clarification and more details with the original question?
1976 Birdseye U-12 MSA with Telonics 427 pickup, 1975 Birdseye U-12 MSA with Telonics X-12 pickup, Revelation preamp, Ibanez Analog Mini Delay and Hall Of Fame Reverb, Crown XLS 1002, 2- 15" Eminence Wheelhouse speakers, ShoBud Pedal, Effects Pedals. 1949 Epiphone D-8.