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More Me
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Description
The More Me by Dusky Electronics is a clean(ish) boost pedal designed to function as an additional gain stage in front of a tube amplifier. It features a single MOSFET gain stage that introduces subtle non-linearities, adding a touch of harmonic distortion without clipping. The pedal offers approximately 20dB of clean gain, allowing users to drive a tube amp into overdrive or dial back for a more subtle effect. The design includes a glowing volume knob as the sole control, and it operates on a 9V battery or an external power supply of 9-18V (not provided). The pedal is priced at $160.
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Dusky More Me Boost
Brand New
$160
Dusky Electronics More Me
Brand New
$160
Dusky Electronics More Me - Clean Boost Pedal
Brand New
$160
Dusky Electronics More Me Boost
B-Stock
$163.99
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