Danelectro Distortion & Overdrive

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Sustainable product

2 not specified

Adapter included

2 no

Type of distortion

1 clean boost
1 overdrive
1 distortion
1 fuzz

Equipped with tube

2 no

True bypass

1 yes
1 not specified

Mini pedal

2 no

Voltage

2 9 V

Can be powered by battery

1 yes
1 no

Centre positive/negative

2 centre negative

Power supply plug

2 barrel 2.1 mm (inner diameter)

Variable voltage

2 no

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Danelectro The Breakdown overdrive effects pedal

With the Danelectro The Breakdown, you get that classic drive from one of 1969's most vaunted proto-metal / classic rock LPs. With this, you get the blazing guitar sound of these 4 legendary British rock gods.

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Danelectro Nichols 1966 Vintage Fuzz Distortion

A modern reproduction of the OG Liverpool Fuzz-Tone, the Danelectro Nichols 1966 stompbox mimics the first fuzz ever created by the hands of Steve Ridinger: the founder of fOXX pedals and the current Danelectro pedal-guru.