MXR M225 SUB MACHINE Fuzz Effet Guitare

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Fabricant : MXR
Modèle : M225

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Fabricant : MXR
Modèle : M225

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Type d'effet: Fuzz
Niveau nominal à la réception: 2.5 dBV
Impédance d'entrée: 1 MΩ
Impédance de sortie: < 600 Ω
Alimentation électrique: 9V DC
appel du courant: 7 mA
Spécifications: Rotate SUB control clockwise to increase volume of Sub-Octave signal or counterclockwise to decrease
Specifications II: To engage the Fuzz signal’s Octave Up mode, depress the OCTAVE footswitch.
Specifications III: Combines La Machine Fuzz with old school Sub-Octave signal
Caractéristiques: Separate volume levels for Fuzz and Sub-Octave signals
Features II: Toggle between Series/Parallel modes
Features III: Octave switch kicks Fuzz signal into Octave Up mode

MXR® M225 SUB MACHINE™ FUZZ; The Sub Machine Fuzz combines shaggy fuzz with a growling sub octave circuit-switchable between series and parallel modes-with an octave up fuzz mode for searing subterannean sounds.

The Sub Machine Fuzz kicks open the door to epic and unbridled sonic exploration. This mean little box combines the shaggy vintage tones of the La Machine Fuzz with a growling sub octave circuit, giving you a one way ticket to the sonic frontiers of heavy.

The Sub Machine Fuzz features the La Machine Fuzz's circuitry and all of its functions-from its Volume, Tone, and Fuzz controls to its electrifying octave up mode, but it's also got an old school sub octave circuit with its own level control, so you can dial in just the right mix of fuzz and sub octave signals.

To further broaden the Sub Machine Fuzz's thunderous tonal palette, the MXR team added a Series switch so you can run the sub octave signal straight into the fuzz, for some seriously subterranean saturation, or alongside the fuzz for a split channel effect.