Four Channel Overdrive Pedal
Kasha Amplifier's new stompbox aims to maintain transparency through a wide frequency range 28-Aug-09
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In hindsight, it makes perfect sense that if one were to set out to design an overdrive pedal to complement the sound of an amplifier, it should be one that is familiar with how an amplifier actually works. It is this perspective that has brought attention to the new Kasha Overdrive (KOD) pedal and it is this perspective that promises to set it apart from the others by truly maintaining transparency through a wide frequency range.
"Wow, it has all the clarity and sparkle I was hoping for. I was able to hear every note and the sustain is great." Paul Jackson Jr. (guitarist for American Idol, Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, Kenny Rogers)
Dressed in its subtle, yet somehow overstated glossy black armor, the first thing to note is that this overdrive is not your daddy's overdrive. This one doesn't have a tone knob! That is by design. Often, a tone control or passive filter is used to dampen the unwanted high frequencies but as a result, diminishes the tone of the amplifier.
Key Features
- 4 channels with separate voicing and gain structure
- 10 dB clear boost
- Analog design
- True bypass switching
- Very low power consumption (3mA and runs on a single 9V battery)
- High gloss mirror black powder coat
- Low noise design and pro sound
- Hand made in the USA
Pricing and Availability:
MSRP $200.00 USD More information:
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