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Soundwave Breakdown
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Description
The Soundwave Breakdown by Death By Audio features the following specifications:
- Dimensions: 4.86" x 3.67" x 2.06" (including hardware)
- Weight: 13 oz
- Power: 9V (runs on a positive ring, negative tip 9V DC adapter or included
9V battery)
- Current Draw: 1 mA
The pedal takes the concept of a screaming fuzz pedal and reverses it, using specially matched transistors turned backwards to produce bombastic, grizzled psycho fuzz, buzz, bleep, bloop, and synth sounds. The positions of the knobs yield a wide range of sounds, from fuzz, buzz, and grind to bleeps, synth sounds, and more.
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Death By Audio Soundwave Breakdown
Brand New
$180
DEATH BY AUDIO SOUNDWAVE BREAKDOWN
Brand New
$187.64
Death By Audio Soundwave Breakdown
Brand New
$180
Death By Audio Soundwave Breakdown
Brand New
$180
Death by Audio Soundwave Breakdown
Brand New
$225
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Death By Audio Soundwave Breakdown
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$180.00
Death by Audio Soundwave Breakdown
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$180.00
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