JOYO Overdrive Pedals R Series Dual Channel Pedal Clean and Wild Overdrive Effect for Electric Guitar (Maximum R-05)
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Arrives
Thursday, Aug 7
Style: Overdrive,Dual Channel
Color: Blue
Features
- JOYO Maximum overdrive dual channel pedal, creates two fabulous overdrive tones, the Drive Channel features pure and clean overdrive tone without compression;
- While Boost Channel delivers wild overdrive effect and long sustain by its independent "BOOST" Knob. Moreover, it also has 2 toggle switches, for adjusting the brightness of Mid-frequency and switching between different circuit clippings.
- Whole new appearance and the iconic ambience lights bring out futuristic and retro styles, will make our soul happy whether are jamming in the bedroom, studio or on the stage.
- 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, or choose the other reliable brands and make sure it meets the working current requirement of single pedal.
Brand: JOYO
Style: Overdrive,Dual Channel
Color: Blue
Product Dimensions: 4.92"L x 3.09"W x 1.89"H
Item Weight: 386 Grams
Brand Name: JOYO
Power Source: Corded Electric
Controls Type: Knob
Signal Format: Analog
Hardware Connectivity: 1/4-inch Audio
Amperage: 30 Microamps
Voltage: 9 Volts (DC)
Color: Blue
Style Name: Overdrive,Dual Channel
Item Weight: 386 Grams
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 4.92"L x 3.09"W x 1.89"H
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