Galileo
By Catalinbread
A Dallas Rangemaster-style treble booster built to push a cranked Vox AC30 into Brian May territory.
About this pedal
Modeled after the treble booster that defined Brian May’s Queen tone into banks of AC30s, the Galileo is meant to stay on all the time, with guitar volume and pickup selection doing the tonal shaping from jangly cleans to searing leads.
Specs
| Power Source | 9-18V DC power supply (sold separately) |
|---|---|
| Power Usage | 5mA |
| Height | 1.96" |
| Width | 2.36" |
| Depth | 4.33" |
| Weight | .40 lbs. |
| Batteries | 9V |
Quick answers
- How much does the Galileo cost?
- Catalinbread lists it at $169.99 (USD). Dealer and used prices vary.
- Is the Galileo still available?
- It's a current model, but Catalinbread listed it as out of stock when we last checked.
- Who makes the Galileo?
- Catalinbread, building gear since 2003. Where it's built: Built by hand, one by one, at Catalinbread's shop in Portland, Oregon, where the company has been since 2006. It's listed here as a boost pedal.
- What warranty does Catalinbread offer?
- 3-year parts and labor warranty to the original owner with proof of purchase from an authorized dealer. Misuse, neglect and cosmetic damage are not covered, and shipping costs are excluded. Discontinued pedals get simple repairs only, case by case. Standard repair time is about 3 weeks.