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This is a Used Boss XT-2 Xtortion Distortion PedalIntroducing the Boss XT-2 Xtortion, a versatile distortion effects pedal that allows you to experiment with a range of sounds. It offers more than your traditional overdrive and distortion effects, providing you with the ability to explore from bluesy drives to crunchy distortions and even industrial screeches. With its unique Contour and Punch controls, this pedal is perfect for those looking to add a new dimension to their metal, doom, or post-rock creations.Specs:Pedal Type: DistortionInputs: 1 x InstrumentOutputs: 1 x 1/4"Power Source: 9V DC power supply (sold separately)Batteries: 1 x 9VHeight: 2.4"Width: 2.9"Depth: 5.1"Weight: 1 lbs.Manufacturer Part Number: MD-2ABOUT US:We have been a repair shop for over 30 years and repair instruments for people all over the world!We have been a locally owned guitar shop in Denton, TX since 1994. We provide an incredible selection of musical instruments for both amateur and professional musicians. We stock both acoustic and electric guitars, electric and upright basses, mandolins, resonators, banjos, violins, violas, cellos, drums, pedals, effects, mics, stands, straps, amplifiers, PA gear and more. We are dedicated to competing with and beating the lowest internet prices on everything we carry in-store.We have long been the place musicians depend on for expert instrument set-up and repair. We started out as an instrument repair business in the early 90's and our business and clientele have grown year after year! We are both Denton, TX's Largest Music Store and Denton's Oldest and Best Musical Instrument Repair Shop.8/5/24 BJ
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