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Dave                     Grant
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G2D Limited
P O Box 79287
Royal Heights
Auckland 0656
New Zealand
Phone: +64 9 833 5670
Website: http://www.g2d.co.nz/
Email: General Enquiries
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The History of G2D
1984 Customised Marshall and Boogie amplifiers from one channel,
to two and three channel amps, to suit the 80's style.
From that came our first pedal the "Thunder Chief Pedal"
a single channel tone enchancing overdrive.
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1992 An era when the guitar style changed from the
"Brown Sound" to the "Texas Tone". As
a result of this, we created the "Thunder Chief
Amplifier". A three channel amplifier, which
went from "Texas" to "L.A." in one
stomp. This 60 watt fire breather proved to be too
expensive to manufacture commercially.
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2000 We wanted to package the legendary tone of the "Thunder Chief Amplifier"
in a smaller more cost effective product which would benefit all guitarists.
Hence the creation of the G2D "Standard" overdrive which features both
Blues and Rock tones.
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2002 The G2D "Cream-Tone" is designed for the vintage look and tone, which will suit
vintage nuts down to the ground. This pedal has got real soul, but will not mess with
the tone of your guitar, even when run at MAX settings.
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2002 Developed for the retro 60's and 70's british sound the "Classic" is ideal for
driving the front end of an amp harder, or use it with other pedals to give you a wider
range of sounds and styles.
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2003 You asked for it... so we made it... The G2D "Morpheus" is designed to go hard.
The Sensi-Gate is unique to G2D, as it's responce times make it ideal for percussive
tight riffs. This pedal is definately not for the faint hearted !!!.
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G2D is wailing in: America, Australia, Belgium, Canada, Carribean, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany,
Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, UK...
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