MOEN AM-OD Phoenix Song Compact Overdrive Pedal
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The MOEN AM-OD Overdrive Pedal offers a smooth, natural analog overdrive similar to a full-up tube amplifier.
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MOEN AM-OD Pheonix Song Compact Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal
The MOEN AM-OD Overdrive Pedal offers a smooth, natural analog overdrive similar to a full-up tube amplifier. The effect is incredibly transparent as it responds to individual playing dynamics and lets the true tone of your instrument shine through as smooth, natural overdrive just like a cranked tube amplifier. Great for driving the front end of a guitar amp, solid state or valve!
True Bypass
The AM-OD features a 3PDT True Bypass stomp switch, meaning you don't have to worry about additional noise in your setup when this pedal is not in use. The AM-OD packs a punch, but comes off clean and silent.
Features:
- Volume, Tone and Drive Controls
- Contrasting Easy to Read White Text
- Black on Green Phoenix Design
- Rugged Metal Casing
- True Bypass 3PDT Switching
- Active LED Power Light
Specifications:
- Model: AM-OD
- Power Supply: DC9V (not included)
- Current Drain: Less than 15mA
- Input Impedance: 500k ohm
- Output Impedance: 10k ohm
- Dimensions: 6 x 10 x 3cm (4.8cm including dials)
- Weight: 0.3kg
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