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XVIVE GOLDEN BROWNIE

XVIVE GOLDEN BROWNIE

T1 Golden Brownie Distortion

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XVIVE GOLDEN BROWNIE

The Golden Brownie is like a vintage Marshall JCM 800® in a box. If you want high gain hard rock ’80 tones then this is the pedal for you.

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XVIVE GOLDEN BROWNIE

The Golden Brownie is like a vintage Marshall JCM 800® in a box. If you want high gain hard rock ’80 tones then this is the pedal for you. The Golden Brownie features an easy to control gain function. It has an unbelievable (over) Drive range and is perfect for head-on heavy grind applications. The Pres (presence) knob adds versatile tweaking ability that transforms any amp into a fire breathing hellhound! The Tone knob is all about the blues and

soul. Turned down, it is time to rock and turned up it is time to sing some blues.

TONE: 

Shapes color of distorted signal

VOLUME: 

Controls overall volume of effect

DRIVE: 

Controls amount of gain

PRES: 

Takes a sharp distortion and gives it some extra room 

Foot Switch: 

True bypass with Blue LED indication

Input Impedance: 

500KΩ                                              

Output Impedance:

 <12kΩ

Noise Floor:

 < -80dB

Current Draw: 

5mA

Bypass: 

true bypass

Power Supply: 

9 volts DC

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Sound designed by “STRAT KING” Thomas Blug, a great German musician, guitarist, musical electronic engineer and composer, Golden Brownie is one of Thomas Blue signature series pedals.  

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Golden Brownie is a vintage pedal, giving you a high gain and 80’s hard rock tone.

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The gain function is easy to control and has an unbelievable DRIVE range, which is perfect for head-on heavy grind applications.

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The PRES knob adds a versatile tweaking ability that transforms any amp into a fire breathing hellhound.

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The TONE knob is about blues and soul. Turning down is rock, turning up is more bluesy.

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