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J. Rockett Mark Sampson Signature Hightop Boost/EQ pedal

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J. Rockett Mark Sampson Signature Hightop Boost/EQ pedal
Product no: 9000-0021-8885 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

Specifications

Product features

Adapter included	no
Centre positive/negative	centre negative
Mini pedal	no
True bypass	no
Power supply plug	barrel 2.1 mm (inner diameter)
Type of tone control	hi + lo shelf
Can be powered by battery	yes
Voltage	9 V

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	600 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	14,0 x 8,5 x 8,0 cm

New TC Electronic HyperGravity Mini and Mimiq Mini Doubler!

Monday 1 May 2017 By Lizanne

It's 2017 and mini pedals are still cool and possibly getting even cooler. TC Electronic, known for their high-quality effects pedals for (bass)guitar, is largely responsible for this trend. Their latest innovations are the TC Electronic HyperGravity Mini Compressor and the TC Electronic Mimiq Mini Doubler!

BOSS Celebrates with 40th Anniversary Box Set

Tuesday 11 July 2017 By Richard | Bax Music

Believe it or not, compact effects pedals by BOSS have been around for 40 years! The fact that they're still extremely popular is down to their great sound, their durability and their affordable prices. BOSS already begun the celebrations with their specialDS-1-4A pedal and now they're going even further with reissues of three of their very first compact effects pedals: the PH-1 Phaser, the OD-1 Over Drive and the SP-1 Spectrum.

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Monday 28 January 2019 By Richard | Bax Music

MXR recently collaborated with some well-known artists to design some new pedals. In the case of the DD25 Dookie Drive that was Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day. For the BFG07 Siete Santos Octavio Fuzz they enlisted the help of Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top. Not to be outdone, Dunlop worked with Jerry Cantrell from Alice In Chains to create the JC95B Cry Baby Wah.