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Model V
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Description
The Tone City Model V distortion pedal is a classic high-gain British distortion pedal with a high-quality DIP component. It delivers dynamic, amp- like distortion and provides a boost when needed. The pedal features controls for boost, tone, high gain, crunch, and volume. It has a 1/4" instrument input/output and requires a regulated 9V DC power supply (not included) to operate. The pedal is designed with true bypass functionality and has dimensions of 92 x 120 x 55 mm. For optimal performance, it is recommended to use a regulated power supply to avoid unwanted noise.
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TONE CITY Model M V2 - Distorsore
Brand New
$85.08
TONE CITY Model M V2 - Distortion / Amp-In-A-Box
Brand New
$85.77
Tone City TC-T-D-32-A Model M V2 - Distorsore
Brand New
$82.38
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Tone City Model M Distortion V2
New
$95.99
Tone City Model E Dual Drive
Used
$80.00
Tone City Model E Distortion Effector
Used
$116.01
Tone City Model E Distortion Effector
Used
$180.49
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