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The MK3 Driver pedal, Andy Timmons signature, offers a versatile overdrive ideal for guitarists seeking a rich and dynamic sound. Thanks to its silicon and germanium circuits, it allows for in-depth tone sculpting, from vintage grain to modern sound. Its Tone, Drive, and Level controls facilitate precise sound adjustment, while the mini-toggles select between AT and RK modes to filter bass frequencies or change the circuit type. Compact and robust, this pedal is perfectly suited for studio use, on stage, or in rehearsal.
| Model | MK3 Driver |
|---|---|
| Type | Andy Timmons Signature Overdrive |
| Based on | BD-2 PHAT Mo |
| Circuits | Silicon and Germanium |
| Potentiometers | Tone, Drive, Level |
| Tone Mini-toggle | AT / RK Mode (bass filtering) |
| Drive Mini-toggle | Switches between Silicon / Germanium circuit |
| Casing | Metal |
| Dimensions | 127 x 67 x 70 mm |
| Power Supply | 9V or 18V (power adapter or battery not included) |
| Current Draw | 27 mA |
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