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The FATRAT pedal delivers versatile distortion inspired by the renowned Whiteface '85, ideal for guitarists seeking a natural, amp-like tone. Its innovative circuit features a choice of silicon or MOSFET/germanium clipping, allowing you to soften the upper mids while preserving rich dynamics—perfect for studio or stage use. Thanks to its Thick function, it boosts the bass and reduces the treble, making it an asset for bassists or guitarists using alternate tunings. Its flexible 9V or 18V power supply optimizes dynamic response, making it suitable for home studio setups or rehearsals.
| Pedal type | Analog distortion |
|---|---|
| Sound basis | Whiteface '85 |
| Clipping | Switchable silicon or MOSFET/germanium |
| Thick switch | Bass boost and treble cut |
| Power supply | 9V or 18V |
| Op amp | Replaceable OP07DP without soldering |
| Bypass | True bypass |
| Construction | Rugged enclosure, military-grade glass-epoxy circuit board |
| LED | Visible on/off indicator |
| Battery access | Easy (battery not included) |
| Manufacturing | Made in USA |
Product: Proco FATRAT
SKU: PCO-FATRAT
Phone: +33 3 88 36 33 58
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