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Box of Rock
Pedal Manufacturer
Description
The Box of Rock by ZVEX is a distortion pedal that simulates the sound of a 1966 Marshall JTM45 amp turned up all the way. It features a tone control for adjusting brightness and a high-headroom low-noise boost. The pedal dimensions are 4.70" x 2.38" x 1.82". The Vexter Series Box of Rock features UV printed graphics to commemorate the 25th Anniversary of ZVEX. The hand-painted pedals come with a lifetime warranty. The pedal operates using a 9V battery and has low current operation.
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ZVEX Box of Rock USA Vexter Vertical
Brand New
$219
ZVEX Box of Rock Vexter
Brand New
$222.90
ZVEX Box of Rock - Vexter
Brand New
$219
Zvex Vertical Vexter Box of Rock Distortion Pedal
Brand New
$219
ZVEX Vexter Box of Rock
Brand New
$219
ZVEX Effects Box of Rock Vexter
Brand New
$219
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Zvex Vertical Vexter Box of Rock
New
$279.90
Zvex Box of Rock Distortion Pedal
New
$349.00
ZVEX Box Of Rock Vertical
New
$219.00
Zvex Box Of Rock
Used
$514.99
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