Danelectro forgot what the word “restraint” meant when they worked on the massive metal distortion they packed into the Danelectro DJ-12C Black Coffee Metal Distortion guitar effect pedal. This is the stompbox for any musician who wants an all-out metal assault. It’s so easy to use it’s basically stomp-and-play, and it comes with Treble and Bass knobs to sculpt your tone. High gain, screaming distortion—crank it all the way up and drink some Duncan Hills. You’ll do Dethklok proud.
Brand: Danelectro
Color: Black
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Publisher: Evets Cororation
Release Date: 11-06-2010
Details: If you like your distortion like you like your coffee: meaning dark and strong, then the Danelectro Black Coffee metal distortion pedal is the perfect pedal for you!
UPC: 611820000417
EAN: 611820000417
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