Brutal, hard-hitting, and downright nasty–all fitting adjectives for describing the Danelectro DJ-22C Black Licorice Beyond Metal guitar effect pedal. This evil little stompbox doesn’t just give you growling, snarling distortion, it also has an octave effect for that extra bone-crushing attack. The DJ-22C has a fixed high gain setting, but you can even out the distortion a little bit by holding back on the level knob. There’s also a Bass knob for finer, wide-range parametric control over your bottom end.
Brand: Danelectro
Color: Black
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Publisher: Evets Cororation
Release Date: 11-06-2010
Details: The Danelectro Black Licorice pure metal distortion pedal is explosive, hostile, and loud. Designed to give you the metal tones you love at a fraction of the price of other pedals.
UPC: 611820000424
EAN: 611820000424
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