JUDGE DEATH DEATHBRINGER | Distortion

ThorpyFX

£229.99

Hailing from Deadworld, Judge Death has crossed through a dimensional breach into Mega-City One to bring you the Deathbringer, a guitar pedal of sonic annihilation to boost, drive, distort or fuzz up your reality. The Deathbringer is built around our beloved Warthog pedal. itself designed to be the distortion to beat all others; however it ended up being so much more. Through minute tailoring of the circuit, the Deathbringer/WARTHOG delivers the biggest range of tones of any overdrive/distortion pedal on the market. With an ability to go from crystal clean boost through to distortion and onto

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