Strymon's new take on analog, amp-like distortion. 

Inspired by 1965 tube-drive unit by Garnet amplifiers called the Herzog designed for Randy Bachman, The Engineers at Strymon wanted to attempt to recreate a champ-like tube circuit in the analog domain, but fit it into a pedal sized platform. What they got was the perfect introduction to their "series A", a new line of Strymon primarily focused on getting away from advanced DSP's, MIDI, USB and other digital firmware.

• Complete tube amp circuit fully recreated in 100% analog.
• Custom analog circuits recreate multiple tube stages and the critical output transformer.
• Input voltage converted to 40V internally via galvanically isolated power supply.
• Controls for Drive, Level and a variable Sag control.
• Bright switch allows fine-tuning of the high frequency response.
• Wide range of natural sounding and tube amp-like gain for maximum versatility.
• Sag circuit allows mild Sag effects at lower settings and spitting and gated sounds at max.
• Fully analog circuit.
• True Bypass.
• Mono in/out.
• Dimensions: 4.53″ deep x 2.83″ wide x 2.33″ tall (11.51 cm x 7.19 cm x 5.92 cm)
• Power requirements — maximum 9 volts DC center-negative, with a minimum of 500mA (power supply NOT included.)