The first reviewer must be joking or not to be taken seriously. I've hear of this boost/drive that I've decided to give it a try. What a disappointment that is. I've tried much cheaper pedals that produce decent sound for a fraction of the price and without the noise. That hum when the boost is used, is so annoying and you start to feel it when the level is at 1.5. So when you want to go loud, the noise will be there with you - going louder. So some say well you need a humbucker not a single coil, and a tube amp, and special cables and blah blah blah...that's their overly used line to get away with poor performance. I don't mind them saying that as along as they print it on their product label or something in the description that says: Not as great for single coil guitar, will not be friendly with Stratocaster" or something like that and I will be fine with it. But paying top dollar to discover that I could have gotten a better deal with cheaper pedal, is outrageous... and you know what, the sound is not that great anyway (in my opinion of course).
Wouldn't recommend that, unless I see it used somewhere without being noisy.
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| Price | — | $339.00 | -17% $116.49 List: $139.99 | $299.00 |
| Delivery | — | Get it May 23 - 24 | Get it as soon as Monday, May 20 | Get it May 23 - 24 |
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| Sold By | — | Capital Music Gear | Last Samurai | Capital Music Gear |
| power source | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Corded Electric |
| signal format | Analog | Analog | Analog | Analog |
| controls type | Knob | — | Knob | Knob |
| voltage | 12 volts | 12 volts | 9 volts | 240 volts |
| style | Overdrive | Distortion | Pedal | Bass |
