MusicRadar Verdict
A hard to fault pedal that is packed with killer sounds.
Pros
- +
Superb tones.
Cons
- -
None.
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The B2 has the same triple output options as AMT's O2 Legend, but instead offers high-gain metal sounds without the need to mic up.
AMT cites the mighty Bogner Ecstasy amp heads as a tonal reference point for the B2 and there's plenty of razor sharp high-gain tone on tap in that metal box, and like the O2 there's a clean mode for when you want to dial back the filth.
While the RY-1 and SY-1 offer quality sounds, the preamp functions of the B2 and O2 makes them stand out in the pedal market.
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