The DOD FX55B Supra Distortion is a high-gain distortion pedal originally manufactured in the late 80s and early 90s. It features a three-knob control interface, providing a symmetrical standard distortion sound with a boost of gain in its upper range. The pedal operates on 9V power and offers buffered bypass functionality. The FX55B is an analog pedal that is designed to produce a high-gain preamplifier effect, overdriving the input signal to create sustained notes and characteristic distortion similar to an overdriven guitar amplifier.
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Very Good
$50
Very Good
$40
Fair
$124.19
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Used
$49.99
For parts or not working
$35.00
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