Red Witch’s Pristina pedal promises to conjure a “mountain of crystalline, sparkling clean boost”
Dual-channel stompbox boasts individual germanium-powered amps
Red Witch has introduced the Pristina, a new limited-edition dual channel Germanium boost pedal.
The Pristina boasts two independent amplifiers, each powered by a single, hand selected, NOS germanium transistor, for “a mountain of crystalline, sparkling clean boost.”
There’s also two true bypass footswitches (one to engage each channel), a bi-color LED indicator (Red for left channel, blue for right and violet for both) and separate volume controls for each channel.
The pedal runs on an external regulated 9 -18 DC volt power supply, and each one is hand-built, hand-signed and hand-numbered.
The Pristina is being offered in a limited run of just 99 for $299.99.
For more information, head to Red Witch.
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