Between the Mid and Tight controls you’ll find a two-position Wah switch that selects the Wah frequency. At the top of the pedal are Return and Send jacks for the FX loop with a corresponding 2-way switch on the bottom to select between Pre or Post loop placement. A roll bar positioned above the controls gives the pedal another level of road-worthy protection. There are controls for Boost, High, Mid, and Tight, all lit up with red LEDs (when using an external power supply) that make them easy to read onstage. Built in a blue, 14-gauge steel, tank-like chassis, the Tight Boost feels rock-solid and substantial. Another nice feature is the ability to run the pedal from 6 to 18 volts, which gives you a more compressed sound at the lower setting and more headroom at the higher end.

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