JOYO Metal Distortion Pedal with 3 Band EQ and Low-Mid-High Gain Boost for Electric Guitar Effect - Bypass (Extreme Metal JF-17)
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Style: Metal Distortion,EQ
Color: Dark-black
Features
- JOYO Extreme Metal distortion guitar pedal with adjustable 3 band EQ and sweep Mid-Freq knob, provides a strong low frequency and clear, transparent high frequency.
- Adjust for shaping frequency response: "High", "Mid", "Low", "Boost", "Level" and "Drive" 6 control knobs, independent EQ controls, allowing you to achieve metal, rock and punk sounds.
- Where this pedal is most at home is with the gain at 12 'o' clock or higher. At 12 'o' clock you get some brilliant hard rock tones. With the gain set at around 9 'o' clock using a bridge position humbucker you can get some excellent classic rock tones.
- JOYO has over a decade of brand reputation, and its most popular budget pedals, amplifiers, wireless systems, controllers, metronomes, tuners have won the love of guitarists all over the world and inspired people's musical dreams.
- Before playing, please make sure the guitar is fully connected with the pedal. in order to make JOYO pedals work properly and avoiding unexpected noise, we recommend you to purchase an extra JOYO original power adapter and audio cable, or choose the other reliable brands and make sure it meets the working current requirement of single pedal.
Brand: JOYO
Style: Metal Distortion,EQ
Color: Dark-black
Product Dimensions: 3.82"L x 2.17"W x 4.72"H
Item Weight: 410 Grams
Item Weight: 14.5 ounces
Product Dimensions: 4.72 x 2.17 x 3.82 inches
Item model number: Manufacturer-JOYO-0JF17-0019US
Date First Available: March 10, 2020
Body Material: Aluminum, Stainless-Steel, Alloy, Carbon Fiber
Color Name: Dark-black
Compatible Devices: Electric Guitar, Guitar Amplifier, Guitar Pedal
Connector Type: 1/4-Inch Right Angle, 1/4-Inch Right Angle to Straight, 1/4-Inch Straight
Hardware Interface: 1/4-inch Audio
Signal Format: Analog
Material Type: Alloy, Aluminum, Carbon Fiber, Stainless-Steel
Musical Style: Metal
Power Source: Corded Electric, Battery Powered
Voltage: 9 Volts (DC)
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