The Tube Pusher drive stomp from budget guitar effects pedal manufacturer Tomsline serves up a warm, natural tube valve powered overdrive that rivals the tone of more expensive pedals. You can dial in everything from a subtle drive to an aggressive growl with the Volume, Gain, and Tone pots, then kick things up a notch by switching to Boost mode. The Tube Pusher features Tomsline’s patented stop bar design to keep your foot from messing up the pedal’s settings when you stomp on it.
Brand: Tomsline
Features:
Publisher: The Music Link (AXL)
Release Date: 12-08-2015
Details: Valve Combo Simulator Pedal. Volume, tone and gain control. 2 options of boost and normal. True bypass.
UPC: 695955692167
EAN: 695955692167
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