JF-14 American Sound AMP Simulator Pedal of FD 57 Deluxe Amplifier from Clean to Overdrive for Electric Guitar Effect

JOYO JF-14 American Sound AMP Simulator Pedal of FD 57 Deluxe Amplifier from Clean to Overdrive Sound for Electric Guitar EffectDescription:JOYO JF-14 American Sound pedal is designed to introduce the right kind of overdrive, reproduces the sound of FD 57 Deluxe amp, performs great sound from clean to driven and everywhere in between which can simulate lots of amplifiers. This JOYO pedal has the smooth, subtle overdrive everyone expects from fender-style tube amps near full volume. When used as a clean boost you get more liquid / sonic gold. Compression and fatness that you usually don't hear from a pedal. Quality pots, jacks and components ensure that the sound it equally as impressive when you get going. The sound you hear on the 60's surf classics, as well as the country and rockabilly hits from the 50's is the classic fenders clean sound. This warm sound which first emerged in 1953. Some describe the tone of the amp as dark, as there is less high end, but it features a full 3-band EQ in case that's really not what you're looking for. This pedal will also do the classic sounds of the early FDs Amps cranked right up, that brilliant growling, saturated overdriven tweed sound. This sound can be heard on countless recordings, from Eric'C through to Billy'G.Specifications:Input Impedance: 1MΩOutput Impedance: 1KΩRunning Current: 6mAPower: 6F22 9V Battery/ DC 9V adapterDimension: 120(L)* 97(W)* 55(H) mmWeight: 390gPackage List:1* JF-14 American Sound AMP Simulator Pedal1* User ManualBefore You PlayUse DC 9V center-negative adapter or a fresh 6F22 9V battery; adapter and battery are not included. Do not use the wrong voltage or polarity.A plug must be inserted into INPUT for the pedal to power on, including battery operation. When the effect is engaged, the LED should light red.Connect Guitar → INPUT → OUTPUT → Amplifier, interface, or pedalboard chain with fully inserted 1/4-inch mono instrument cables.Start with all controls near noon. Set LEVEL first, then adjust DRIVE, VOICE, and EQ. Avoid turning DRIVE and VOICE fully up together, which may increase feedback or background noise.If there is no sound or unexpected noise, test the pedal alone with one guitar, one amplifier, and two known-working instrument cables.JF-14 is designed for electric guitar. Bass, acoustic-electric instruments, microphones, and direct PA or FRFR setups may produce different results.