Fender has long been the master in crafting classic guitar tones that spark new musical creation. Now, with the Santa Ana Overdrive pedal, we're bringing our know - how to stompboxes. Powered by FET technology, this pedal offers a wide spectrum of sounds, from a slightly gritty tone to a thick, fully saturated overdrive. The versatile tone controls let you explore a vast array of sonic tastes. Just like our renowned amplifiers, this pedal's sound can be adjusted with the guitar's volume control. Key features include FET technology for tube - like performance, 'A' and 'B' overdrive voicings, LED backlit knobs, a Fender Amp Jewel LED, a magnetically latched hinged 9V battery door, and a lightweight yet durable anodized aluminum construction. It requires a 9V DC (center negative polarity) power supply with at least 150mA of available current.
Using the Fender Santa Ana Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal is easy. First, connect it to your guitar and amplifier using the appropriate cables. If you're using a battery, open the magnetically latched hinged 9V battery door and insert the battery. Otherwise, plug in a 9V DC (center negative polarity) power supply with at least 150mA of available current. Turn on the pedal and start adjusting the knobs. The 'A' and 'B' overdrive voicings give you different tones to choose from. You can use the tone controls to fine - tune your sound according to your preference. To clean up the sound, simply adjust the volume control on your guitar. When it comes to maintenance, keep the pedal in a dry place. Avoid dropping it as it might damage the internal components. If the LED backlit knobs or the Fender Amp Jewel LED stop working, check the power source first. And don't forget to replace the battery regularly if you're using one.
