Add some extra groove to your sound with the Funk Machine auto wah stompbox from budget guitar effects pedal maker Tomsline. Dedicated Cutoff, Reso, and Speed pots let you control the auto wah effect’s tone and attack, while a three way toggle lets you switch between Hard, Normal, and Soft modes. The Funk Machine features Tomsline’s patented stop bar design to keep your foot from messing up the pedal’s settings when you stomp on it.
Brand: Tomsline
Features:
Publisher: The Music Link (AXL)
Details: Toms line AKF-3 Funk Machine, Auto Wah Pedal. Cutoff, reso and speed control. 3 options of hard, normal and soft. True bypass.
UPC: 695955692297
EAN: 695955692297
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