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Volta 1987 v2, test of a double pedal to get the Marshall sound on your pedalboard
Monday, 26 December 2022 / Published in All, Gear

Volta 1987 v2, review of a double pedal to get the Marshall sound on your pedalboard

It was at the 42 Gear Street event that I had the pleasure to meet Salvatore di Pietro who is the craftsman behind the Volta Custom Electronics pedals (voltacustom.com) made in Italy. His Volta 1987 v2 model is what we call Marshall-in-a-Box, that is to say that it offers you the sound of the famous British amps in pedal format.

Spoiler alert: the pedal performs extremely well!

Volta 1987 v2 pedal review

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Until the next gear review or interview, keep on playing the guitar!

Pierre Journel.

Tagged under: 1987 v2, Backstage, Gear, Marshall, Pedal, Volta Pedals

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