Anthony Easton
Death Metal
Pedal Manufacturer
Description
The DigiTech Death Metal Distortion Pedal features extreme distortion with Level, Low, Mid, and High controls for flexible tone shaping. It offers dual outputs - an Amp output for connecting directly to a guitar amplifier and a Mixer output with Cabinet Emulation circuitry for connecting to a mixing board or recording device. The pedal is powered by a 9V Alkaline Battery with approximately 18 hours of continuous use or an optional PS200R power supply. The dimensions are 4-15/16" length x 3-1/8" width x 2-1/8" height, with a weight of 1.38 lbs.
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DigiTech Death Metal Distortion
Good
$65.46
Preowned Digitech Death Metal Distortion Pedal
Very Good
$55
Digitech Death Metal Distortion
Very Good
$95.22
DigiTech - Death Metal Distortion (Black)
Good
$101.17
DigiTech Death Metal Distortion 2010s Black
Very Good
$49
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Digitech Death Metal Distortion Pedal
Used
$59.99
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