Tech. sheet
- Manufacturer: Roger Mayer
- Model: Spitfire
- Category: Fuzz pedals
- Other names:spitfire
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User reviews
5.0/5(2 reviews)
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Anonymous Published on 10/05/05 at 13:38 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
This pedal is excellent although a fair bit with the power chords to the saturation medium. However, pushed to the bottom, she types a LOT! You have a tone knob, one level and two inputs (jack in, jack out), it only works on battery and must be unscrewed. The circuit is very clean.
UTILIZATION
It's very simple, lots of harmonics (jazz) at a minimum, and the milieu enough blues and metal bottom.
SOUND QUALITY
Everything is excellent, no complaints.
OVERALL OPINION
A good pedal or above the thousand francs but affordable.
UTILIZATION
It's very simple, lots of harmonics (jazz) at a minimum, and the milieu enough blues and metal bottom.
SOUND QUALITY
Everything is excellent, no complaints.
OVERALL OPINION
A good pedal or above the thousand francs but affordable.
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ragnarokPublished on 01/14/06 at 05:50 (This content has been automatically translated from French)
Fuzz pedals of high quality British circuit, its super modern, whatever the position of potentiomtre.
UTILIZATION
No manual, a simple pedals, input / output, volume and fuzz. S'embter Why?
SOUND QUALITY
There's nothing good to say, a wad of fuzz harmonics, good compromise in fuzz and distortion. Position mileu offers a "Band Of Gypsy" and quite a high position sturation enough metal.
OVERALL OPINION
An excellent pedals, nothing wrong.
UTILIZATION
No manual, a simple pedals, input / output, volume and fuzz. S'embter Why?
SOUND QUALITY
There's nothing good to say, a wad of fuzz harmonics, good compromise in fuzz and distortion. Position mileu offers a "Band Of Gypsy" and quite a high position sturation enough metal.
OVERALL OPINION
An excellent pedals, nothing wrong.
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