JOYO Taichi Overdrive Guitar Effect Pedal

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Of course, the main difference is that a ZenDrive (and its clones) has 4 knobs (Volume, Tone, Gain, Voice) while the Tai Chi has 3 (Volume, Tone, Gain).

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These larger horse pedals 108mmx70mm (roughly 4"x3") without the battery compartment would be comparable nearly size wise to the joyos. We will retain your personal information for the period necessary to fulfil the purposes outlined in this Privacy Policy unless a longer retention period is required or permitted by law.

Well done DefJef I couldn't find any demos at all 🤔 I presumed the voice was similar to the AC, American and British sound pedals. Marketing use information: this includes information provided to us using a marketing or newsletter sign up form. The Raw Series edition of the most transparent guitar effects pedal in Big Joe’s B-400 line, the Big Joe R-403 Vintage gives you all the warm crunch and bite of an overdriven tube amp pushed to the limits of its distortion threshold. After getting a few hours of playing in with the Taichi, I think this is the most useful pedal for my needs.

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