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HBE Power Screamer
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Description
The HBE Power Screamer by HomeBrew Electronics is an overdrive pedal featuring the original JRC 4558 IC. It offers a versatile range of overdrive sounds and is designed to be run into a tube amp for optimal performance. The pedal includes adjustable gain, level, and tone controls, as well as a three-way diode selector for a wide palette of tonal options. Additionally, it is equipped with a foot-switchable 10dB volume boost, providing extra flexibility for different playing scenarios.
The Power Screamer is built with true hardwire bypass and two levels of drive, allowing for precise tonal control. It is not rack-mountable and requires standard nine-volt power with 1/4" connections for input and output. The pedal is known for its transparent, no mid-hump, and high-gain output, making it a versatile tool for guitarists seeking a wide range of overdrive tones.
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