Looks pretty sweet:
http://www.tcelectronic.com/mojomojo.asp
Not sure when they hit the street. MSRP $177. The EQ knobs look like they could be really helpful, and the voicing switch ("for an awesome mid-shift") sounds intriguing as well. When someone tries one out (boosting an amp of course- what else do Sneapsters use them for
) post about it here!
Also...
"By ramping up the voltage to more than 3-4 times the amount of typical drive pedals, a dramatic increase in terms of headroom and dynamics has been achieved, giving these pedals a range of sounds matched by none out there. The result is some of the most alive overdrive and distortion pedals ever made. Pedals that define all that is magic about overdriven sounds and that respond to playing in dynamic and ultra-musical ways."
Curious if there's any truth/value to the ramped up voltage concept actually translating to better sound, or if it's just a new empty marketing scheme.
http://www.tcelectronic.com/mojomojo.asp
Not sure when they hit the street. MSRP $177. The EQ knobs look like they could be really helpful, and the voicing switch ("for an awesome mid-shift") sounds intriguing as well. When someone tries one out (boosting an amp of course- what else do Sneapsters use them for
) post about it here!Also...
"By ramping up the voltage to more than 3-4 times the amount of typical drive pedals, a dramatic increase in terms of headroom and dynamics has been achieved, giving these pedals a range of sounds matched by none out there. The result is some of the most alive overdrive and distortion pedals ever made. Pedals that define all that is magic about overdriven sounds and that respond to playing in dynamic and ultra-musical ways."
Curious if there's any truth/value to the ramped up voltage concept actually translating to better sound, or if it's just a new empty marketing scheme.
