The Infinity Driver pedal from Larry Alan Guitars is designed to add ''warm and crunchy overdriven tone'' to your arsenal.
In addition to the typical Drive, Tone, and Level controls there are two pushbuttons for tone tailoring. The Infinity switch engages a germanium diode in the clipping stage, altering the character of the overdriven signal to a sweeter asymmetrical sound. The Bass switch extends the low end response for a thick, full drive, the company says.
In addition to the Effect bypass, the Infinity Driver has a second Boost footswitch. The Boost footswitch increases the gain of the pedal and reduces some of the low end.
Pricing and Availability:
Made in the USA featuring true bypass switching. The Infinity Driver is now available for the price of $200.
Visit www.larryalanguitars.com for more details.
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