The Danelectro DJ-2C T-Bone Distortion guitar effect pedal serves up late ‘60s / early ‘70s era distortion sounds with amazing sustain and tone. It has enough versatility to work well for most musical genres but is exceptionally potent when you play heavier rock and metal fare. Using it is as simple as it gets: you get a Level knob to control the output and a Distortion knob to control the amount of dirt and grime you want layered onto your tone.
Brand: Danelectro
Color: Mauve
Features:
Publisher: Evets Cororation
Release Date: 11-06-2010
Details: The Danelectro T-Bone distortion pedal will allow you to capture the sound that was so popular in the 60’s era.
UPC: 611820000226
EAN: 611820000226
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