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The TightMetal Pro by Amptweaker is a high-gain preamp designed for recording or live performance. It features an all-analog circuitry for better dynamics and response. The pedal includes a built-in noise gate for fast and responsive control, a Depth Finder to simulate the response of a tube power amp, and a DeFizzerator to reduce excessive high-end frequencies in high-gain mode. Additionally, it offers a 3-band EQ with a Smooth Edge and Thrash Switch, three effect loops (Global/Boost/Side Track), a speaker simulator, balanced DI, and headphone output. The pedal can be powered by 9V or 18V and has dual boost controls via a boost footswitch. It weighs 3 lbs and has dimensions of 5.63” W x 5” D x 2.13” H. The TightMetal Pro is made in the USA and comes with a 5-year limited warranty.
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$448.86

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$400

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