All Pedal SLAMURAI Amp-Like Overdrive with 3-Band EQ

Allpedal SLAMURAI - PARLOR EDITION Special Edition Bushidō Drive With the SLAMURAI, Allpedal have dug even further to unveil the potential of a pedal to replicate the natural overdrive of an amplifier. Extremely dynamic, responsive and harmonically rich, it produces a magnificently textured overdrive ranging from clean boost to modern drive. This version of the SLAMURAI pedal was designed in collaboration with Parlor Beverages the leading root beer company in the music industry. Parlor Beverages is owned by Josh Balz (ex-Motionless in White, Strange Kids), and Aaron Bruch (Breaking Benjamin). After two successful launches over the past couple of years as limited runs, we are proud to now be able to offer this pedal as a permanent fixture in our pedal lineup. Each SLAMURAI Parlor Edition pedal comes with a spare blank backplate for your pedalboard. Main Features:  • Overdrive Effects Pedal • Special finish designed in collaboration with Parlor Beverages – the leading root beer company in the music industry • Responsive, dynamic and harmonically rich clean boost to amp-like drive • Designed to replicate the natural overdrive of an amplifier • 3-Band EQ designed specifically for guitar – for precision tone-sculpting • Incl. spare blank backplate for using hook and loop fastener • Soft-Click Footswitch with True bypass switching • Made in the USA • Powered by a regular 9 V DC PSU  (centre -, 2,1 mm, 14 mA current draw) It also boasts a highly tunable 3-band EQ section, designed specifically for guitar. With rugged construction, unparalleled touch sensitivity, amp-like dynamics, and versatile tone shaping onboard, the SLAMURAI will align your tone with the way of the warrior. As with all their effect pedals, Allpedal took special care in the SLAMURAI’s esthetics with its metallic finish, sophisticated embossed artwork and anodized knobs. SLAMURAI is proudly made by hand in Paducah, KY in the USA using the latest cutting-edge technology in the pursuit of ultimate tone.