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Zonk
Pedal Manufacturer
Description
The Zonk by Basic Audio is a silicon fuzz pedal based on the Zonk Machine. It features adjustable bias for a clearer or more aggressive tone with more grunt and a semi-octave up tone via the Tone (Bias) knob. The pedal uses a center negative 9v DC jack and has a battery snap. The pedal is available for purchase from the Basic Audio website, with a starting price of $200.
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