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Hartman LM308 Op-amp Distortion

$280
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Kin's Guitar
Fo Tan, Hong Kong

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About This Listing

Discontinued Hartman LM308 Distortion Pedal. 
 
It uses the metal can LM308 Op amp to truly replicate the RAT’s tone. Fully functional and in overall great shape.

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Listed4 years ago
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  • LM308 Op-Amp Distortion
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Kin's Guitar

Fo Tan, Hong Kong
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Product Overview

Hartman LM308 Op-Amp Distortion

The LM308 Op-Amp Distortion pairs a diode-clipped distortion channel alongside an asymmetrically-clipped overdrive which emphasizes transparency and medium gain.
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