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MG-FX012


The Danelectro Roebuck Distortion (ROE-1) is an analog MOSFET distortion pedal based on the rare 1990s Ibanez Mostortion MT10.

Core Specifications

  • Circuit Type: Analog MOSFET Distortion / Overdrive
  • Target Sound: Reimagining of the 1990s Japanese "Mostortion" MT10 circuit
  • Bypass: True Bypass
  • Housing: Heavy-duty die-cast metal with a relic/distressed finish
  • Inputs/Outputs: $1 \times 1/4\text{"}$ TS Input, $1 \times 1/4\text{"}$ TS Output

Controls & Tone Shaping

  • Knobs:
    • Level: Controls overall output volume.
    • Dist: Adjusts gain from clean/sustaining boost up to full distortion.
    • 3-Band EQ: Dedicated Bass, Mid, and Treble potentiometers for precise frequency shaping.
  • 3-Way Clipping Toggle Switch:
    • Mode I: Lower output headroom with higher compression and saturation.
    • Mode II: Open, crunchy, and highly dynamic amp-like drive.
    • Mode III: Emulates the original stock vintage Mostortion circuit tone.

Power & Physical Dimensions

  • Power Source: 9V DC power supply (centre-negative, standard $2.1\text{ mm}$ jack; PSU sold separately).
  • Dimensions: $117\text{ mm} \times 60\text{ mm} \times 41\text{ mm}$ ($4.62\text{"} \times 2.37\text{"} \times 1.62\text{"}$).
  • Weight: $260\text{ g}$ ($0.57\text{ lbs}$)

ConditionBrand New (New)
Brand New items are sold by an authorized dealer or original builder and include all original packaging.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • Roebuck Distortion
Finish
  • Seafoam Green
Categories
Year
  • 2020
Pedal Format
  • Standard

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DOWNHAM MARKET - NORFOLK, United Kingdom
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