MXR [Year-End Clearance Sale] MX100 Rockman X100 Analog Tone Processor Multi-Effects the Fuzz control emulates the

the Fuzz control emulates the classic lo-fi distortion sounds of ripping speaker cones with razor blades

Lightweight mouthpiece receiver and leadpipe / fast taper

●15x13 Tam Egg Case Part Number: LPTR15T13E

The standard shell is a signature DW shell with a well-balanced mix of punchy attack and rich sustain

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MXR [Year-End Clearance Sale] MX100 Rockman X100 Analog Tone Processor Multi-Effects the Fuzz control emulates theThe sound of the "ROCKMAN X100" that was all the rage in the 80s is now reproduced in a pedal type! The original ROCKMAN X100 was designed in the 1980s by Tom Scholz, guitarist for the hard rock band Boston and a PhD in engineering, and became a huge hit as a groundbreaking portable guitar amp simulator headphone amp. At the time, Tom founded his own company, Scholz Research & Development (SR&D), in pursuit of his ideal guitar sound, and released a