Mesa Boogie FP.THROTTLEBOX Throttle Box Distortion Pedal

The THROTTLE BOX™ Distortion pedal is a must - have for rock lovers. It can handle all rock genres with sharpness and aggression, while still keeping the warm and organic sound signature of Mesa Boogie amplifiers. Although it excels in high - gain tones, it's also versatile for classic rock and howling blues with its lower - gain options. A unique MID CUT feature creates the famous Boogie® “V” EQ - curve, helping you craft the world's heaviest guitar tones! Product Features: Handmade in Petaluma, California, USA. True Bypass On/Off Switching ensures no tonal loss when off. The Gain Control lets you adjust from classic to modern high - gain. The Lo/High Gain Switch offers a range from classic crunch to modern meltdown. The Master Level Control boosts the signal up to +20dB. The Tone Control balances high frequencies. The Mid - Cut Control provides a powerful mid - scoop for modern high - gain styles. An internal EQ - Boost Switch adds more voicing options. There's an On/Off Status LED. It can be powered by a 9V battery or externally via an External Power Jack Input. Input & Output Jacks have a Nominal Input of - 20dB. PLU: FPTHROTTLEBOX

Using the Mesa Boogie FP Throttle Box Distortion Pedal is a breeze. First, connect it to your guitar and amplifier using the input and output jacks. You can power it with a 9V battery or an external power source. When you're ready to use it, switch it on. Use the Gain Control to set the amount of distortion you like, from classic to modern high - gain tones. The Lo/High Gain Switch gives you different styles of distortion. Adjust the Master Level Control to boost the signal. The Tone Control helps you balance the high frequencies, and the Mid - Cut Control is great for modern high - gain styles. Remember, when you turn off the pedal, the True Bypass feature ensures there's no loss in your guitar's natural tone. As for maintenance, keep it in a dry place. If you're using a battery, change it regularly to avoid power issues. When using an external power source, make sure the voltage is correct to prevent damage to the pedal.