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JACKSON AUDIO PRISM PURPLE boosterDesigned as the ultimate tone shaping tool for a player's pedalboard, the Prism is a buffer, boost, preamp, EQ and overdrive, all in one beautiful and compact stainless steel enclosure! The 15dB active EQ gives an incredible amount of tonal control and range, and has ZERO interaction between the Body and Tone controls. Therefore, adjusting the Tone will only adjust the high frequency response and not cause the low frequencies to shift, and the same is
Designed as the ultimate tone shaping tool for a player's pedalboard, the Prism is a buffer, boost, preamp, EQ and overdrive, all in one beautiful and compact stainless steel enclosure! The ±15dB active EQ gives an incredible amount of tonal control and range, and has ZERO interaction between the Body and Tone controls. Therefore, adjusting the Tone will only adjust the high frequency response and not cause the low frequencies to shift, and the same is true for the Body control. As a booster/preamp, the Prism contains 3 of the most distinct voices of boosts available: - Trans: a transparent clean boost with no tonal coloring. - Amp: a boost that emulates a vacuum tube amp. - Color: a silicon treble booster. Each boost/preamp circuit is totally discrete and is contained in its own true bypass loop, so there is never any additional circuitry in the signal path. Jackson Audio recommends placing the Prism first in the signal chain as its active EQ will be most effective in that position and the treble booster circuit works best when connected directly to the guitars output. The Prism is a true bypass pedal featuring Jackson Audio's silent switching circuitry and uses relays with a soft touch momentary contact footswitch to accomplish the bypass. At the very end of the Prism is a high current buffer that strengthens the signal and preserves tone regardless of your pedalboard's complexity or cable length. Controls - Tone: active EQ with ±15dB boost/cut on the high frequencies. - Body: active EQ with ±15dB boost/cut on the low frequencies. - Pre-Gain switch: selects between 3 varying levels of gain for each boost circuit: High for heavy breakup/lead tones, Med for mild breakup/rhythm tones, Low for maximum clean headroom. - Boost: sets the overall level of boost, think of it as a master volume that works in tandem with the Pre-Gain switch to dial in the gain/boost level. - Circuit switch: selects between 3 boosts circuits: Color for a Vintage Silicon Treble Booster Style boost, Amp for a very musical sounding Mosfet boost that emulates the tonal response of an overdriven vacuum tube amp, Trans for an ultra transparent 18V powered JFET boost circuit. The Prism is available in Silver, Black, or Blue.Shipping Notes
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★★★★★ 5
Very stylish
Size: X-Large, Color: Black
Really nice… my husband received a lot of compliments on our cruise!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Nice blazer
Size: X-Large, Color: Black, Size: X-Large, Color: Black
Product was as described, son wanted it for a dance. Had it taken in a little for more custom fit
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Really stylish
Size: Medium, Color: Black
Looks great. My son wore to a concert for Valentines day. His gf wore a copper dress...looked so good together.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2026
★★★★★ 1
Sizing issues
Size: 3X-Large, Color: Blue-square Plaid
Sent it back. Runs super small
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2025
★★★★★ 5
6' 1" 225 lbs (formerly;-) athletic build
Size: XX-Large, Color: Burgundy, Size: XX-Large, Color: Burgundy
So I’m amending my review because I’ve now bought the black (as well as the red) suit.
The suit I got this time has a paper XXL large label; I want to remember the red suit having the same but now I honestly cannot remember. It came just in time for Halloween and fit almost perfectly so I feel I didn’t pay enough attention to detail. And now I don’t know what’s what?
My red pants (first purchase) measure about a 36” waist; my black pants (second purchase) measure about a 42” waist.
The bust on my red suit measures about 46” and the bust on my black suit measures about 48”.
Having said all that, here is my original review, which I believe is about a XL (not an XXL—which I believe would probably fit a 6’4” 260lb person); I’m not changing my words, just know from here forward XXL most likely refers to an XL (I’ll update my review when I get my next suit):
I bought a XXL and it fits almost perfectly.
I have a 46” bust and 36” waist and normally wear a tailored 42R and 36” waist x 30” inseam pants (so I normally can’t buy a suit off the rack where the pants aren’t a parachute).
The jacket could be taken in maybe a half an inch but this is for a costume; as I mentioned: I wear a 46L and be sleeves could similarly be let out a smidgen as well; the pants couldn’t have fit much better considering the mixed reviews and EXTREMELY VAGUE sizing chart—the waist could be taken in half an inch.
The material is a bit thin as others mentioned but on the whole it was a great purchase and I won’t have to do anything to utilize it for my costume.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2020