The award-winning Hot Cat was introduced in 2005 to great
accolade. Over time, subtle refinements were made, and the
awards kept coming. As pleased as we are with the original, the time has come for a whole new Hot Cat. We took everything we
have learned over the last 20 years and applied it to this cutting-edge reimagining of the Hot Cat.

Channel 1 features the signature Bad Cat sparkling clean tone
with brilliant highs and abundant lows. Channel 2 is a flame-throwing high-gain channel with extraordinary string-to-string
note definition and rich harmonic content. We added a Lo/Hi
selectable gain switch allowing Channel 1 to offer huge amounts
of clean headroom or drive into 70’s-like crunch tones and
everything in between. In Channel 2, you can now toggle between
two distinct flavors of gain, from crunchy blues to metal. The
gain combinations on the new Hot Cat are virtually limitless.

Also new to the Hot Cat is studio quality reverb, custom-tuned
to work flawlessly with each channel. Additionally, we have
added a completely transparent, buffered effects loop that will
work with both digital and analog effects. The new two-button
footswitch allows toggling between channels and the Lo/Hi
gain mode settings, offering four distinct tones, all from one
footswitch.

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To talk to an awesome human, just give Nash Smith a call. 417-882-7006

Visit us online at https://www.palenmusic.com/

Most importantly we would love to see you in-store. Chances are, Nate, or one of his smiling staff members will greet you at the door. Since 1963 our number one core value has been the golden rule, treating others the way you wish to be treated. As musicians ourselves we wanted to create an environment that was inviting to everyone. So come see us in our main showroom in Springfield, Missouri - and tell Nate you watch his videos on Youtube; it'll make his day, guaranteed.

Thanks for watching this demo by our very own Nate White and Nash Smith. Smooth, silky audio by Nash Smith and video wizardry by Charlie Parker.