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condtion: 9.5 / 10. velcroed. no box. 170sgd. no trade.
The Crunch Box Distortion is MI Effects take on high gain British amp distortion. Simple and straightforward, with just gain, tone, volume and an internal presence control. The Crunch Box is based on a multiple clipping architecture (the signal is clipped 3 times. In the lower gain range, the tone is very punchy and throaty. There are some great classic rock rhythm sounds to be found in there. As the gain is wound up, the Crunch Box develops a beautiful singing lead tone. Pinch harmonics are a breeze. The tone control has a wide sweep with a lot of top end. I have put in there more gain than anyone should need, but due to the way I handled the pre-overdrive tone shaping, the pedal always stays tight and each pickup retains its character, including single coils. The Crunch Box has a lot of volume up its sleeve. You will find though that 12 O'clock is close to 'neutral'. An Internal Presence Control helps control the 'shape' of the pedal. By winding up the presence control, the lows won't feel as powerful, which some people might find to be a bit too much. Also, this creates the effect of giving the pedal even more top end. So with the new Crunch Box, there is no chance that the pedal will be too dark. « less
see here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTdoq7FmLhQ
SMS 9647 572zero
The Crunch Box Distortion is MI Effects take on high gain British amp distortion. Simple and straightforward, with just gain, tone, volume and an internal presence control. The Crunch Box is based on a multiple clipping architecture (the signal is clipped 3 times. In the lower gain range, the tone is very punchy and throaty. There are some great classic rock rhythm sounds to be found in there. As the gain is wound up, the Crunch Box develops a beautiful singing lead tone. Pinch harmonics are a breeze. The tone control has a wide sweep with a lot of top end. I have put in there more gain than anyone should need, but due to the way I handled the pre-overdrive tone shaping, the pedal always stays tight and each pickup retains its character, including single coils. The Crunch Box has a lot of volume up its sleeve. You will find though that 12 O'clock is close to 'neutral'. An Internal Presence Control helps control the 'shape' of the pedal. By winding up the presence control, the lows won't feel as powerful, which some people might find to be a bit too much. Also, this creates the effect of giving the pedal even more top end. So with the new Crunch Box, there is no chance that the pedal will be too dark. « less
see here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTdoq7FmLhQ
SMS 9647 572zero