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This vintage analog dual-channel distortion pedal offers ideal versatility for guitarists seeking a rich, adjustable sound, whether rehearsing, performing live, or recording in the studio. Each channel has independent Gain, Level, and Tone controls, as well as a Boost mini-switch to adjust the sound intensity. Its high input impedance ensures excellent compatibility with a range of instruments, while its compact design makes it easy to fit on a pedalboard for touring musicians or home studios.
| Distortion type | Vintage analog, dual-channel |
|---|---|
| Controls per channel | Gain, Level, Tone, Boost mini-switch |
| Input impedance (1 kHz) | Greater than 1 M Ohm |
| Output impedance (1 kHz) | Less than 1 K Ohm |
| Power supply | 9V DC (center-negative polarity) |
| Accepted voltage range | 8 V DC to 12.5 V DC |
| Current draw (9V DC) | 20 mA |
| Maximum input signal | 1.5 V p-p |
| Battery power | Standard 9V battery (6F22), 6 to 9 hours of battery life |
| Connections | 1 6.35 mm jack input, 1 6.35 mm jack output, 1 9V DC power jack |
| Dimensions (L x H x D) | 100 mm x 55 mm x 120 mm |
| Weight (without battery) | 0.35 kg |
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