CopperSound Pedals Mini Series Kingpin FET Germanium Overdrive Pedal

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£99.99

This is the CopperSound Pedals Mini Series Kingpin FET Germanium Overdrive Pedal from CopperSound, listed in Guitar Pedals on guitars pedals amps and stuff.. Read More below.

Description

Although typically associated with fuzz pedals, Kingpin’s Germanium aspect takes the form of clipping diodes as opposed to transistors. These Ukrainian diodes are set up as a hard clipper and are placed directly between the two FET stages. These two FET stages are comprised of a blend of both MOSFET and JFET. The MOSFET delivers a great, first gain stage with high headroom. This does a great job of driving the symmetrical pair of diodes. Kingpin doubles down on the warmth by implementing a JFET as the second gain stage. This mini gain monster is capable of overdriving your signal with bell-like clarity and an artful touch of grit, making it the very definition of an “always on” pedal!

Kingpin also carries a tremendous amount of gain on tap via the Volume Knob. Thus allowing players to use it as a dirty boost should the circumstances call for it. Go from a touch of grit to full on garage rock with a flip of the CLIP toggle switch. Higher voltage will yield greater headroom.

Key Features

  • Variable Voltage Input – This pedal can safely be powered up with any center negative power ranging from 9v – 18v.
  • Three Levels of Overdrive – Three different levels of overdrive make the pedal indispensable on your pedalboard.
  • Mini-Size – Fit the pedal really easily on your pedalboard, saving lots of pedalboard real-estate!

Specifications

  • Mechanical true-bypass switching
  • 9-18V | 2.1mm x 5.5mm Center Negative
  • Consumption: 10mA @ 9V or 18V
  • In/Out: ¼” Instrument Cable

About the manufacturer

CopperSound

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