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MXR M222 Talk Box
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Description
The MXR M222 Talk Box by Dunlop is a classic effect pedal featuring its own amp and speaker driver for modern gigging convenience. It is equipped with Volume, Tone, and Gain controls, allowing users to fine-tune their sound to their preference. The pedal can be powered by the included ECB009 18-volt adapter and comes with an 8' surgical tube and a mic stand clip. The dimensions of the pedal are approximately 1.81" in height, 4.26" in width, and 6.25" in depth. The power usage is 1000mA, and it is built into a sturdy, road-ready housing to endure the rigors of the road.
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Dunlop MXR Talk Box
Excellent
$169
MXR #M222 - Talk Box Effect Pedal - Dunlop JD-M222
Brand New
$206.53
Dunlop MXR Talk Box Pedal
Brand New
$206.53
Dunlop Mxr m222 Talk box AC-DC adapter
Excellent
$20
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MXR M222 Talk Box Pedal
New
$199.99
MXR M222 Talk Box Pedal
New
$199.99
Dunlop MXR M222 Talk Box w/ 4 cables
Open box
$150.00
MXR M222 Talk Box
Used
$125.00
MXR M222 Talk Box Pedal (2-pack) Bundle
New
$399.98
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