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MGR/Deek « Danelectro Black Licorice (DJ-22) »
Published on 10/29/02 at 15:00I bought this in a little music shop in my home town,(big up JD), It cost be around £40 pounds which i think is around $61.
I like the whole DanElectro funk/retro styling so the actual visual appeal of it is very high, the distortion effects are truly "beyond metal" as it says on the box, they are heavy but dont lose too much tone definition. There is a switch that allows you to turn your guitar down a whole octave while still getting the super heavy distortion, teh battery lasts a while too.
Sometimes the actual button to activate the distortion is hard to get, its just a little awkward. Also i cant seem to find any power cord to work it except teh official one which sucks a little, but in general there isint anything major wrong with it at all.
The construction is a die cast metal ( i think) it is pretty sturdy (i drop it a lot) and it still works great. The buttons are plastic but thats fine they are sturdy too.
Overall its a nice little pedal with some really meaty distortion, it gets teh job done, well and it sounds great for all you metallica fans out there, but beware the crowd may sue you for going deaf.(thas how powerful it is)
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I like the whole DanElectro funk/retro styling so the actual visual appeal of it is very high, the distortion effects are truly "beyond metal" as it says on the box, they are heavy but dont lose too much tone definition. There is a switch that allows you to turn your guitar down a whole octave while still getting the super heavy distortion, teh battery lasts a while too.
Sometimes the actual button to activate the distortion is hard to get, its just a little awkward. Also i cant seem to find any power cord to work it except teh official one which sucks a little, but in general there isint anything major wrong with it at all.
The construction is a die cast metal ( i think) it is pretty sturdy (i drop it a lot) and it still works great. The buttons are plastic but thats fine they are sturdy too.
Overall its a nice little pedal with some really meaty distortion, it gets teh job done, well and it sounds great for all you metallica fans out there, but beware the crowd may sue you for going deaf.(thas how powerful it is)
This review was originally published on http://www.musicgearreview.com