One Control Dyna Red Distortion 4k distrotion

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This pedal literally has only been played one time at a studio. No even Velcro on the back.

Björn Juhl`s thoughts:

The DRD just turned 20 years old, and was the second BJF model to be released in spring time 2000. The original idea behind DRD was to get a specific rhythm sound that you can get with distortion knob set at little below noon, depending upon pickups. At the time, distortion boxes could do full on distortion but rarely convincing semi-distorted sounds that could be dynamically controlled. This is a sound I personally would have much use for, as it allows changing sound from seemingly clean to distorted and is most useful when playing rhythms. As a designer, I also felt tempted to go full on distortion but then to make this dynamic distortion I needed so to say remove any 80’s tendencies. Of course you can set a dense, heavy distortion with the DRD4K, but it is older in sound and not as streamlined. So when it was time to name it, I told my wife that this is a red distortion box that is dynamic and it became the Dyna Red Distortion.

Specs:

Input impedance: 370 K

Output impedance: 25K

Drive voltage: 5-15 V center minus (no battery including)

Current Consumption: 3.5 mA

Size: 46(W)x113(D)x64(H)mm

Weight: 305g

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