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DOD announces Bifet Boost 410 reissue

DOD has been announcing a number of new guitar pedals of late, and today they announced another. The new reissue is the Bifet Boost 410, and according to DOD it “has the tone and volume to boost your solos into orbit.”

The pedal can be used for a number of things. First of all, it could be used at the front of the effects chain with the buffer off so that it will not affect fuzz pedals. It could also be used at the end of the chain with the buffer onto counter volume loss from other pedals.

The Bifet Boost 410 also offers independent volume and tone controls, the volume for controlling the amount of boost, and the tone for either treble or bass boosts. Not only that, but it is also true bypass, which is different than the original.

The Bifet Boost 410 (2014) is not yet available for sale, but keep an eye on AllThingsGear to find out when it is!

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Christian de Looper

Christian de Looper was born in Canberra Australia, and since then has lived in Europe and now lives in sunny California. When he's not tinkering with the latest music gear, Christian is devouring news on new consumer technology.

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