With its bright yellow body and fixed high gain setting, the Danelectro DJ-10C Grilled Cheese Distortion guitar effect pedal is a bit cheesy but delivers solid distortion tones for its price range. You don’t just get your standard distortion effect with this stompbox; crank up the resonance and you can serve up some strange, squawky distortion voicings reminiscent of a dirty and grimy auto-wah. Definitely a must-have for aficionados who prefer the strange over the pedestrian.
Brand: Danelectro
Color: Orange
Features:
Publisher: Evets Cororation
Release Date: 11-06-2010
Details: Danelectro Mini Effects Grilled Cheese Distortion Effect Pedal
UPC: 611820000301
EAN: 611820000301
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