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Cmatmods Brownie
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Description
The CMATMods Brownie is an all-analog pedal based on a BSIAB (Brown Sound In A Box) circuit, designed to mimic a Marshall amp at full tilt, providing a high amount of gain and sustain. It features typical controls for level, gain, and tone, and can be powered by a 9V battery or with a power supply. The pedal also includes a bright blue LED and the option to change the transistors inside to tailor the tone. The input impedance is 470K Ohms, the output impedance is 10K Ohms, and it can be powered by an external AC adaptor delivering 9V DC regulated. The pedal weighs 174g (6 oz) and is built with a durable powder-coated finish, Davies knobs, Switchcraft jacks, and Alpha pots.
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CMATMods Brownie 2010s - Brown
Excellent
$196.65
CMATMods Brownie - Brown EVH sound 9-18V
Excellent
$172.65
CMATMODS Brownie Distortion (12/16)
Very Good
$175.39
CMATMods Brownie 2010s - Brown
Very Good
$145
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CMATMODS Brownie#OD12-340
Used
$216.47
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