The AfterShock Bass Distortion pedal from Source Audio delivers three bass overdrive engines spanning the gamut of low-end crunch from smooth, organic overdrive to full-on fuzz attack. The Tube engine produces a subtle yet powerful classic tube overdrive with plenty of punch and a smooth breakup. Heavy belts out an aggressive scooped sound with thundering lows and ample highs. The Fuzz engine serves up extreme germanium fuzz tones with lots of bottom as well as mucho grit.
Brand: Source Audio
Features:
Details: Bass Distortion Pedal with Tube, Heavy, and Fuzz Overdrive Engines; Drive, Level, Tone, Dry/Wet Blend Controls; USB; and Free Neuro Apps for iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows
UPC: 890729001484
EAN: 890729001484
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The TightRock Jr is a high-gain distortion, which can be utilized as a preamp. It features a Tight attack switch and noise gate. The TightRock Jr pedal uses the same circuity and shares many of the tone-tweaking features offered by its bigger counterparts. To achieve its compact size, Amptweaker removed battery switches, lit controls, effects loops, and boost features that are unneeded by some players. Other product features include Fat/Normal/Tight switch to adjust your guitar’s attack, Gain, Tone, and Volume knobs, 9-18VDC operation, and true bypass switching.
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