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Pre-Owned Danelectro Roebuck Distortion – Versatile MOSFET Drive
The Danelectro Roebuck is a reimagining of a legendary 1990s MOSFET distortion pedal, known for its exceptional versatility and rich, organic drive. A favorite among Nashville session pros, this pedal covers everything from transparent grit to British-voiced overdrive and high-gain, tube-like distortion.
With a 3-band EQ for fine-tuned tone shaping and a 3-way clipping mode switch, the Roebuck goes beyond its vintage inspiration, offering even greater sonic flexibility. Whether you're looking for a sustaining clean boost, a midrange-focused blues tone, or full-on British amp saturation, the Roebuck delivers.
This pre-owned unit is in good condition, with some wear and paint chipping throughout, but fully functional and ready to bring legendary MOSFET tone to your rig.
Key Features:
Inspired by a rare 1990s Japanese MOSFET distortion pedal
Transparent boost, bluesy overdrive, or high-gain distortion—all in one box
3-band EQ for ultimate tone shaping
3-way clipping switch for a variety of drive textures
Buffered bypass for optimal signal integrity
Compact and road-ready design
Specifications:
General:
Pedal Type: Distortion
Analog/Digital: Analog
Connectivity:
Inputs: 1 x 1/4"
Outputs: 1 x 1/4"
Bypass & Controls:
Bypass Switching: Buffered
EQ: 3-band (Bass, Mid, Treble)
Additional Controls: 3-way Clipping Switch
Power:
Power Source: 9V DC power supply (sold separately)
Dimensions & Weight:
Height: 1.62"
Width: 2.37"
Depth: 4.62"
Weight: 0.57 lbs
The Danelectro Roebuck is a must-have for tone chasers, offering vintage-inspired MOSFET drive with modern flexibility.
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