JHS PedalsThe Little Black Amp Box Volume Utility

JHS PedalsThe Little Black Amp Box Volume Utility

Marsoni

M251S

$65.00

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JHS PedalsThe Little Black Amp Box Volume UtilityLITTLE BLACK AMP BOX VOLUME UTILITY Taming a screaming loud tube amp doesnt always require bulky and expensive load boxes and attenuators. If your amp has a series effects loop, the JHS Pedals Little Black Amp Box takes care of the job while being able to fit into the palm of your hand. Simply run it through your amps effects loop and control the amount of signal you send to your amplifiers power section. Youll love the way the Little Black Amp Box

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012