Lester G

The Lester G is a digital pedal that recreates the sound of a rotating speaker cabinet. A Balance knob sets the mix between the simulated low-frequency rotor and high-frequency horn, and a Drive knob adds overdrive modelled on a tube-driven rotary cabinet amplifier. Separate Slow and Fast speed controls are provided, along with an Acceleration knob that sets how quickly the effect moves between the two speeds. A Speed/Brake footswitch changes the speed mode.

A compressor is built in to add sustain to electric guitar. Attack and Sustain knobs shape it, with Sustain fully counterclockwise bypassing the compression, and a Squash switch selects between Normal and Squash compression modes.

The pedal takes a mono input and provides either a mono or a stereo output, so it can feed two amps or two mixer channels. An expression pedal jack allows the rotation speed to be controlled by foot. It uses buffered bypass and runs from the included power adapter.