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Gray Speck
Pedal Manufacturer
Description
The Gray Speck by Chicago Stompworks is a boutique clone of the DOD OD250 "1979 gray spec" overdrive pedal. It features hand-built boutique quality throughout, true bypass, point-to-point wiring, and best-in-class Neutrik brand jacks and Alpha brand pots. The pedal can be powered using a standard center negative "Boss style" 9v jack or an internal battery. The original circuit, reproduced in the Gray Speck, is known for being the favorite of guitarists like Yngwie Malmsteen and many others. The current draw for the pedal is 2mA.
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Chicago Stompworks Gray Spec OD-250 clone
Brand New
$59.99
Chicago Stompworks Gray Speck DOD 250 Clone
Excellent
$49
Chicago Stompworks Gray Speck Bare
Excellent
$40
Chicago Stompworks Gray Speck 2020 - Black
Excellent
$55
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