Caline CP-40 Acoustic Pedal DI Box Cabinet Simulator

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Introducing the Caline CP-40 Acoustic Pedal DI Box Cabinet Simulator. Made by well established brand Caline, who make a large range of affordable Guitar Pedals. Caline CP-40 Acoustic Guitar Effect Pedal DI Box Cabinet Simulator Pedal Preamp Guitar Accessories

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Introducing the Caline CP-40 Acoustic Pedal DI Box Cabinet Simulator. Made by well established brand Caline, who make a large range of affordable Guitar Pedals. Caline CP-40 Acoustic Guitar Effect Pedal DI Box Cabinet Simulator Pedal Preamp Guitar Accessories

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Caline

Caline is a broad-value gear maker covering guitar and bass effects, acoustic processing, power supplies and pedalboard accessories. The JustPedals catalogue ranges from overdrive, distortion and fuzz to chorus, compression, delay, DI and multi-effects, with power units appearing alongside the stompboxes. That breadth is the point: Caline offers straightforward ways to cover a board or try a circuit type without making every purchase a major commitment. Model-to-model differences matter, so check switching, current draw, noise performance and whether a pedal is analogue, digital or a utility device.

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