ModTone Effects Introduces High Gainer Distortion Pedal
ModTone Effects has introduced a new pedal, the High Gainer distortion pedal.
From ModTone:
"The High Gainer is a feat of sonic engineering that packs an amazing punch of glorious overdriven tones that gain junkies will love. Go from a mellow laid back gain setting to the sound of tubes on the verge of catching fi re! In addition the High Gainer features a set of concentric EQ knobs that control both high and low frequencies independently. Add some sparkle on top or enjoy the almost sick level of low end you can achieve."
A dual concentric tone knob setup gives you classic distortion tones as well as over-the-top, mid-scooped metal bliss, while the separate level and gain controls allow you to customize your overall tonal experience.
The pedal, which lists for $109.95 (and sells for $89.95), features:
- True Bypass.
- Aircraft Quality Jacks & Switches.
- Die-cast case.
- Dual-concentric Tone controls, 1 Level and 1 Gain.
- 9V battery included - external power capable.
For more about the pedal, visit ModTone's website.
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