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Singularity
Pedal Manufacturer
Description
The Singularity by Collision Devices is a one-knob fuzz pedal with a one- toggle switch, offering three low-pass filter cut frequencies. The toggle switch significantly impacts the sound based on the selected filter cut frequency. The single knob controls the master fuzz volume. The pedal has the following technical specifications:
- Maximum current draw: 25 mA
- Input Impedance: 1 MOhm
- Size: 118 x 118 x 56mm
- Voltage: +9V DC (negative center)
- Output Impedance: 1 KOhm
- Weight: 150g
It is recommended to use an isolated power supply for powering all Collision Devices pedals, and the pedal is true bypass with a lifetime warranty.
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Collision Devices Singularity Fuzz/Distortion Pedal
Brand New
$201.27
Collision Devices Singularity 2023 - Present - White
Brand New
$119
Collision Devices Singularity Fuzz white
Brand New
$190
Collision Devices Singularity Fuzz Pedal
Brand New
$119
Collision Devices Singularity Black
Brand New
$188.20
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Collision Devices Singularity Fuzz white
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$190.00
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