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Walrus Harvester limited edition overdrive

By Banshee in Avalon on 11/25/2014 at 09:33
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Walrus Audio celebrates Thanksgiving with the limited edition Harvester overdrive pedal, which will be available next Friday.

Harvester is a mid-range overdrive for guitar that features Level, Drive, Treble and Bass knobs as well as a High/Low Gain switch.

Walrus explains that Harvester can take your sound from subtle and transparent overdrive to a thick and « in your face » effect. When enabled, the High Gain setting clips and boosts the signal, which allows for true distortion with the Drive knob.

This special edition is available in four finishes: White Smoke with turquoise graphics, Goldenrod with russet graphics, Sea Green with white graphics and Ghost White with salmon graphics.

You can pre-order your Harvester now at walrusaudio.com for $189, the stompboxes will be available Friday November 28th.

 

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