Editing Analog Man (instrument maker)

{{About|the guitar company|the character in Digimon|Analogman (Digimon)}}

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'''Analog Man LLC''' is a company that makes and modifies guitar [[effects pedal]]s. 

In 1995, the company, led by "Analog Mike" Piera, started modifying [[Ibanez Tube Screamer]] overdrive pedals to sound like the vintage ones which were used by [[Stevie Ray Vaughan]] and [[Eric Johnson]]. Today, the company makes a range of modifications to existing pedals, and hand-builds their own chorus (Analog Man Bi-Chorus), compressor (Analog Man CompROSSor), fuzz (Analog Man Sunface), boosters (Analog Man Beano Boost), switchboxes, and distortion pedals. 

Users of Analog Man's modified Tube Screamers have included [[Buckethead]], [[Trey Anastasio]], [[Tony Iommi]], [[Metallica]], [[Gary Clark Jr.]], [[Page Hamilton]], [[Kenny Wayne Shepherd]], [[Scott Henderson]], [[Jimmy Herring]], [[J Mascis]], [[Jack White (musician)|Jack White]], [[Dan Auerbach]], [[Andy Powell]], among many others. 

==External links==
*[http://www.analogman.com/ Analogman Homepage]

[[Category:Electronics companies of the United States]]
[[Category:Effects units]]
[[Category:Companies based in Fairfield County, Connecticut]]
[[Category:Guitar effects manufacturing companies]]