
Anthony Easton
The Super Signa Drive by CMATMods is a versatile dual-stomp pedal featuring separate channels for boost and overdrive. It includes a three-band EQ with a separate EQ switch for unique tonal coloring. The pedal offers a wide range of EQ settings, allowing users to adjust highs, mids, and bass to achieve various tonal profiles, including scooped mids, mid hump, or neutralized mids. The pedal is designed to provide exceptional sustain, harmonics, and clarity, with the boost functioning independently from the overdrive. The boost adds fatness to the sound and can also be used as a volume limiter. Additionally, the pedal features two different LED indicators to distinguish between the boost and drive effects. As with all CMATMods pedals, the Super Signa Drive is true bypass.
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Very Good
$200

Excellent
$225

Very Good
$119

Very Good
$204.55

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