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- Just click "Trade-in your gear" above, answer some quick questions about your item and we'll tell you how much you'll get.
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- When the item has been checked and verified, within a few days you'll get paid!
Selling Your Caroline Guitar Company Haymaker Dynamic Drive Pedal
Trade in your Caroline Guitar Company Haymaker Dynamic Drive Pedal with Gear4music. If you're ready to explore new tonal options, moving on from this pedal could open the door to more versatile overdrive choices. You might consider a drive pedal that offers a broader range of gain or even a multi-stage overdrive for more complex tone shaping, giving you more control over your sound.
Product Ref: 311061
Full Description
View Full DescriptionComplete Control Over 3 Stages of Drive
The Haymaker is quite rightly catgeorised as a dynamic drive, it produces drive sounds that cover the whole spectrum, from warm light crunch to face melting fuzz. The pedal offers tone shaping in 3 different modes; A, B and C, mode A is a light, crunchy overdrive reminiscent of a tube amp on the break up. Mode B is a more standard overdrive that is open yet gain driven and mode C is a hot circuit that can be cranked to provide super hot punchy tones.
Cannonball, Haymaker or Wave Cannon MKII?
Trying to decipher which drive or distortion best suits your needs can be tough. The Cannonball and Wave Cannon MKII share very similar functionality and design, if you're looking for a pedal that has a 70s inspired hot drive sound with some unique mods then the Cannonball could be what you're after. The Wave Cannon MKII is very similar to the Cannonball but is overall more distorted, while you can get mid, warm crunch from this pedal it's main function is super hot, super loud drive. The Haymaker is maybe best suited to the more undecided gear lover, 3 modes of drive provide a wide range of gains that can suit various needs, at it's hottest, The Haymaker replicates a light setting on the Wave Cannon MKII or a mid/hot sound on a Cannonball.
Control Knob Functions
- Volume (Top Left): The volume knob is self explanatory, it controls how loud the output signal is.
- Punch (Top Right): The punch knob controls the amount of drive that is added to the signal, this dial is very responsive and depicts a punching hand to signify a haymaker punch.
- Shape (Bottom Right): The shape knob sets the frequency response and overall grit in the signal.
- Highs (Bottom Left:) The highs (AKA stacks) knob is a low pass filter to manage the amount of treble added to the output signal.
Features
- True Bypass
- 9V DC Operation
- 10mA or less current
- 3 Drive Modes
- Soft Clipping (Mode A and C)
- Open and Uncompressed (Mode B)
- Stacks Knob Provides LPF
- Hand Built in Columbia, South Carolina
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