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ISET Heavy Metal Guitar Pedal Mini Atom Single Effect For Electric Guitar Bass True Bypass

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Color: Heavy Metal


Features

  • The Heavy Metal Pedal from Iset Music turns your clean guitar signal into a complete warzone of unique and intense distortion tones. There are insane levels of saturation, distortion and sustain that can be found all with the turn of a few simple knobs!
  • The Toggle switch allows for a choice between 3 different settings for your pedal. Hi-Boost, having a bit less body and more treble, Boost-Off, having a more mid-range meaty tone, and Lo-Boost, giving a very full mid and deep tone. All 3 choices are great for different genres and effects for any player.
  • The Volume knob simply allows for the output from this pedal to be easily changed by the user.
  • The Distortion knob allows for change in the overall fullness or tone of the effects over-driven sound. Turning the knob clockwise will make a louder, more saturated and full tone while turning the knob counter-clockwise will make for a great mild distortion effect.
  • The Tone Knob changes the brightness of the pedal. Adding more tone by turning clockwise will bring out more clarity and high-end gain to your signal, while turning it counterclockwise will let those bass-y and mid range sounds shine through.

Brand: ISET


Style: Bass,Distortion,Mini


Color: Heavy Metal


Voltage: 9 Volts


Amperage: 50 Milliamps


Item Weight: 8.8 ounces


Product Dimensions: 3.6 x 1.4 x 1.4 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: ISET


Date First Available: November 20, 2020


Color Name: Heavy Metal


Signal Format: Analog


Power Source: Electric


Voltage: 9 Volts


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