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[NAMM] MXR FET Driver crashes the NAMM

By okcomputerik on 01/23/2014 at 03:30
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Dunlop has unveiled a new MXR FET Driver pedal for the NAMM show 2014.

The MXR FET Driver captures the sound of an overdriven tube amplifier by cascading an op-amp gain stage into a FET stage.

The true bypass pedal features Output and Drive controls, plus a two-band EQ section with Hi and Lo knobs to boost/cut hi or low frequencies accordingly, and a Hi Cut switch to roll off the high end if needed.

Pricing and availability haven’t been disclosed yet, but we expect that to happen anytime now.

 

 

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