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The Fat Shuga skillfully combines a smooth overdrive and musical reverb to enrich your sound with warmth and depth. Compact and easy to use, this boost pedal is ideal for guitarists looking to add a subtle ambience while preserving a natural tone, whether on stage, in the studio, or during rehearsals. Its minimalist format fits perfectly on a compact pedalboard, offering simple controls to adjust the overdrive and reverb mix according to your needs.
| Input impedance @ 1 kHz | > 1 M Ohm |
|---|---|
| Output impedance @ 1 kHz | < 1 k Ohm |
| Power supply | 9 V DC |
| Min/max voltage | 8,5 V DC / 12,5 V DC |
| Current | 66 mA |
| Maximum input signal | 3 V p-p |
| Battery type | 9 V |
| Battery life | 1-2 h |
| Connectors | input jack, output jack, 9 V DC jack |
| Controls | on/off, cream (overdrive mix), reverb level, room/hall |
| Dimensions | 70 × 50 × 115 mm |
| Weight | ~0,22 kg |
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