JOYO Tai Chi Low-Gain overdrive pedal, the unique "VOICE" knob controls different genres of EQ frequency bands, its smooth overdrive sound is reminiscent of the classic Dumbble amp. This cookie policy ( Cookie Policy) sets out how Artist Guitars Pty Ltd ABN 59 160 522 574 and its related bodies corporate (as defined in the Corporates Act 2001 (Cth)) ( we, our, us) handles and uses cookies. Financial information: this includes information such as payment card details and bank account details.

It's mostly the same few little licks and what not, and altering the pedals knobs with my hand in between. We use such information to assist in providing our services to you (including the supply of Products). uk/itm/Tai-Chi-Pedal-Overdrive-Sound-of-Classic-Dumble-Amp-for-Electric-Guitar-Effect-/124799088146? Nothin like hearing an incredible player absolutely rip it the F UP with a "budget rig" to get rid of GAS. We deal with third parties that are required to meet the privacy standards required by law in handling your personal information, and use your personal information only for the purposes that we give it to them.I think it matches the natural guitar tone at around about 7-8, which means you have a little room for going brighter, but a lot of room for going darker, which is great and what I think the pedal is all about - it's a great sounding darker overdrive.

If we receive a request from you to access or correct personal information we will respond to you within a reasonable time after receiving your request and in the manner requested by you, if it is reasonable and practicable for us to do so.I'm stoked at how mad this thing sounds in the band and at higher volumes, only got the Peavey to 4 tonight but man, it sounded mad as. The Behringer HD300 Heavy Distortion guitar effects pedal gives you all the bottom-heavy distortion you could ever need to blaze through the most punishing and aggressive modern heavy metal and hard rock songs in your setlist. This one here was recorded through a Zoom H1 set up not far from my Peavey Classic 30, a little pickup selector fiddling. I've not had enough time with the British sound yet but it does sound close to Marshall sounds I think. This is a nice change from the generic designs found on other Joyo pedals like the JF-01 Vintage Overdrive and the JF-37 Analog Chorus.