MI Effects Super Crunch Box Distortion

The Super Crunch Box has seen an expansion of features from the classic Crunch Box, hopefully to inspire a whole new range of rock tones! These new features were implemented to make the Super Crunch Box way more versatile. The original Crunch Box always excelled at copping that "wall of Marshall" sound and lived on many pedal boards for that moment. However, we wanted the Super Crunch Box to deliver any Marshall sound. So by providing some new features, the Crunch Box sounds just as good in low- to mid-gain, as it does cranked! To pull these great lower gain sounds, switch on over to LO mode. Use COMP 0 or 1 and turn the GAIN to half. The increased operating voltage via some circuit wizardry provides the pedal with 18V (with a 9V ONLY input) means more top-end and clarity, more headroom, more amp-like response and feel. Give the guitar a soft strum with your fingers and you can hear a small amount of breakup. Now strum hard with a pick and hear the extra gain and harmonics. Turn the GAIN up and roll back on your guitar volume. This LO mode allows for different breakup sounds and clean tones a la Plexi amps of the 60's - all accessible with your hands. Switch on over to HI mode, COMP on 1 or 2, and you have that classic, 80's hot-rodded Marshall tone the Crunch Box has become synonymous with. This is perfect for those stadium rock riffs, shredding lead tone with pinch harmonics for days! Use the TONE and PRESENCE controls to dial in anything from bass-heavy stoner rock riffs, to a mid-heavy solo tone, or some punkish top-end jangle. The Super Crunch Box can cover any British inspired tone you can think of.