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Seymour Duncan Pickup Booster Mini Pedal

Art.nr: 011900-020

1.485,-

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Seymour Duncan

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Seymour Duncan - Pickup Booster Mini Pedal

Meet the Pickup Booster Mini, our classic Pickup Booster in a pedalboard space-saving size. It delivers that extra push when you need it, along with our unique resonance switch that adds extra versatility! Think of it as your tone’s best friend, now in a compact package that won’t hog precious board space. Inside this mini powerhouse, you’ll find our studio-grade class A circuit and true-bypass switching, ready to boost your signal while keeping your guitar’s personality intact. Whether you’re after a subtle boost or need to really push your amp, the discrete push-pull design has you covered. And here’s a bonus: even at zero gain, it’ll clean up your signal chain and make those tone-degrading long cable runs behave.

Need to pull a humbucker sound from your Strat? The resonance switch makes the pedal interact directly with your pickups, letting your single coils emulate either a chunky humbucker sound perfect for classic rock and blues, or a high-output tone for soaring leads. Running humbuckers? Position 1 adds some teeth to your sound, while Position 2 can give you a hint of that ‘cocked-wah’ filter sound that’ll make your solos cut. Bring one guitar to the gig and cover all that tonal territory with one simple switch!

This mini pedal delivers the exact same boosting and tone-shaping power of the iconic Pickup Booster that players have sworn by for two decades – we just made it easier to find room for it on your board.

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Seymour Duncan

After 30 years, Seymour Duncan company manufactures much more than electric guitar pickups. The finest in bass pickups under the brand name "Basslines" were next, then Seymour's authentic replications of pickups from the 50's and 60's, aptly named Antiquity and Antiquity II, respectively. Then Benedetto jazz guitar pickups and finally the union of Seymour Duncan and Rick Turner to form D-TAR, Duncan-Turner Acoustic Research.