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DJ-13 French Toast Octave Distortion
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Description
The Danelectro DJ-13 French Toast Octave Distortion features level, distortion, and EQ controls, as well as an octave on/off switch. It is designed with standard 1/4-inch input/output jacks and can be powered by a 9V battery or adapter. The pedal offers a unique-sounding, lo-fi fuzz with the option to add octave-up tones. It does not include a status LED, and it is equipped with an on/off switch.
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Danelectro Dj-13 French Toast Octave Fuzz
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$300.99
DANELECTRO DJ-13 French Toast Octave Fuzz Pedal
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$260.74
Danelectro Dj-13 French Toast Octave Fuzz
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$299.98
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