JOYO Taichi Overdrive Guitar Effect Pedal

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A pedal influenced by Taoism where the use on your pedalboard is complementary, the pedals are all interconnected, but remain interdependent. In some cases, we may be unable to provide you with access to all your personal information and where this occurs, we will explain why. Already built a Zendrive, Triangle Muff, Klon, have a Kot, AC and ODR1 on the queue and was thinking that I needed to have this one also. Alternatively, you may visit the Network Advertising Initiative opt-out page or control the use of device identifiers by using your device’s settings. Featuring Smooth and Fat switches, the TightDrive Pro can bring all the TightDrive pedal’s familiar tones.

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If we do, you will be responsible for keeping the combination of these details confidential and any actions that occur through your account (whether directly or indirectly) you are responsible for. Because my 5e3 clone has an oversized output transformer, it has lots of headroom, is pretty freaking loud but stays relatively clean no matter how loud I push it, I've realized that the Taichi gives me more of what the 5e3 sound is respected for. with the most popular budget pedals, amplifiers, wireless systems, controllers, metronomes, tuners winning the love of global guitarists and inspiring people's music dreams. As a part of Joyo’s Revolution or R Series line of pedals, the Tai Chi comes with some cool switchable ambient LED effects.I'm stoked at how mad this thing sounds in the band and at higher volumes, only got the Peavey to 4 tonight but man, it sounded mad as. Yeah, he’s that good, and this affordable three-knob overdrive pedal from Joyo is his signature stomp. At lower settings, the pedal achieves extremely light overdrive sounds reminiscent of tube amps set low, remaining warm and smooth. We use such information to assist in providing our services to you (including the supply of Products).

R series effect pedals with high quality precision components, deliver way more comprehensive tones and functions compared with other pedals, aluminium-alloy housing classic stoving varnish finish. Keep the Mode dial to the left for pure overdrive, turn it all the way right for head-on distortion, or stay somewhere in the middle for the perfect blend of the two then use the Tone knob to dictate how much bite and brightness you want in your sound.Whole new appearance and the iconic ambience lights bring out futuristic and retro styles, displaying a perfect fusion, will make our soul happy whether are jamming in the bedroom, studio or on the stage. The R Series, or Revolution series from JOYO are the 4th generation of guitar effects and all feature some very cool ambient LED lighting. After getting a few hours of playing in with the Taichi, I think this is the most useful pedal for my needs.