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MTE-1 Tubulator
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Description
The Arion MTE-1 Tubulator is a distortion pedal designed to provide tube amp simulation. The technical specifications include:
- Power Requirements: Battery DC9V(6F22/006P) or AC Adapter DC9V
- Consumption current: DC9V 2.8mA
- Input impedance: 800MΩ
- Output impedance: 10KΩ or more
- Controls: Level, Tone, Distortion
- Dimensions: 73W x 50H x 127D mm
- Weight: 300 grams (including battery)
The pedal aims to capture the classic blues rock tone, offering searing highs, dirty sweet sustain, and raw tube energy. It features an easy-open battery compartment for simple 9-volt operation.
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Arion MTE-1 Tubulator Distortion (s/n 288015)
Excellent
$118.80
Arion MTE-1 Tubulator Pedal
Mint
$134.66
Arion MTE-1 Tubulator
Very Good
$151.53
Modified Arion MTE-1 Tubulator Distortion Pedal
Very Good
$159.99
Arion MTE-1 Tubulator
Excellent
$95
Arion MTE-1 Tubulator 2000s - Black
Excellent
$100
Arion MTE-1 Tubulator Modded
Very Good
$106.25
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Arion Mte-1 Tubulator
Used
$108.23
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