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Donner Boost Killer Guitar Effect Pedal Rich Distortion Sound True Bypass

Name: Donner Boost Killer Guitar Effect Pedal Rich Distortion Sound True Bypass
Brand: Donner
SKU: EC780
Price: 48.99 AUD
Availability: OutOfStock

SKU: EC780

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Specifications
Input impedance: 1M Ohms, 1/4 Mono audio interface
Output impedance: 10K Ohms, 1/4 Mono audio interface
Working current: 7 mA
Power Supply: 9V AC adapter
Dimensions: 95mm (D)*44mm (W)*48mm (H)
Weight: 240g (with box)

Precautions
Environment:
1. Do not use the pedal in high temperature, high humidity, or subzero environments.
2. Do not use the pedal in the direct sunlight.
Please do not dissemble the pedal by yourself.
Please keep the manual for future reference.

Package included:
1 x Donner Boost Killer Effect Pedal
1 x User’s Manual

Paul

I was in need of a boost pedal that would offer more gain to my sound. The Donner Boost Killer fills that slot perfectly. It is possible to add more volume without any more gain, just turn the gain down and the level up :) The pedal takes up very little space on my pedal board and is incredibly useful at every gig.

Joey

I needed a boost for solos in my band. This pedal works great, It's very transparent. You can set the volume as low or high as needed and even cut the volume as well. The gain control works really well, it doesn't add volume or colour the sound it just adds grit. The gain is very low so there is plenty of sweep to dial in the sweet spot. When engaged it just gives you more of your sound. The bass and treble controls are useful if you have a guitar that's overly dark or bright. A very solid and professional sounding product. Highly recommended.

Donaldson

This is a superb boost for the money. Is it as good as an Xotic EP booster - I’m not so sure, but at a 6th of the cost, who cares? It’s very transparent but you have to take time setting it up. If you want a clean boost, set it up between your guitar and amp input. Switch between it on and off until you can tell no difference in the sound and then apply volume. You then have a nice transparent volume boost that will also add bite. You can add gain at that point if you want to drive it. If you want to use this to boost your solo volume into a heavily overdriven amp, you have to place it in the effects loop otherwise it will not boost the signal. It will simply drive the amp harder and the amp will compress the sound. If it’s in the effects loop, you will get a controllable solo boost. For the money, I don’t think it can be beaten! I’ll keep you posted as to it’s durability as I’ll be gigging with it a lot.

Disley

I've been toying with the idea of getting a boost pedal to augment my pedal board for a while now, The pedal itself is housed in a very sturdy metal case and can only be powered by a standard Boss type power supply unit. It comprises three knobs for adjusting the volume, tone and amount of boost, all of which are very responsive with a good range of travel, and a simple on/off switch. In use the pedal provides a very useful amount of boost, which can be used to drive an already driven amp further into distortion or by slamming the front end of another overdrive pedal to create some truly saturated tones. Overall, I'm very impressed with this pedal and have no hesitation in recommending it to others.

Stark

Until now, for boost I have either relied on the overdrive pedals or on an eq. This is the first dedicated boost pedal I have used so I am still experimenting with position and uses. At the moment it is first in the chain after the tuner and before overdrive/distortion, but I may move it around to see how it performs later in the chain. I also have a Boss GE7 equaliser which has a lot of cut or boost and, obviously, a lot more tone sculpting capability, but I do like to have lots of options and they affect the tone differently. At the moment, my chain is like this: Tuner -> DONNER BOOST KILLER -> EHX Soul Food -> Mooer Dark Secret -> EHX Big Muff Pi -> Fender The Bends COmpressor -> Boss GE7 EQ -> Boss NS2 Noise Suppressor and from there into the amp. My modulation and time effects are in the amp's FX loop and, if you're interested, this comprises one or more of the following (never all at once, but mostly in this order): Mooer Ninety Orange Phaser, Mooer ElecLady Flanger, MXR Analog Chorus, Mooer Trelicopter tremolo, Digitech Obscura delay, Mooer Reecho Pro delay, Digitech Polara reverb. Morley volume pedal goes at the front or the back as required. This is a studio based board so positions are chopped and changed daily according to need. Suffice to say, I'm getting a wide range of great tones (and some horrible ones, without much effort). Build quality of the Boost Killer is good. No troubling noise that I can tell. Nice to be able to tweak bass and treble and a nice bit of hair when the gain is turned up. Form factor is great. Does anyone else think 'Boost Killer' seems like an odd name for a boost pedal?! All in all, I'm pleased with the purchase and consider it good value for money. At some point I may try out the EXH booster, just for comparison, but for now I'm happy to recommend this pedal.

toshi

This is good! Easy to play ^_^ It is Pikaichi among the clean boosters that have - equalization can be, distortion addition or decrease in gain, the volume by level can be fine setting of your favorite. And since it is a mini pedal can be incorporated into a small pod.

Thompson

This is a great pedal for multiple kinds of music. It features a Gain, Volume , Treble, and bass control! This allows you to really have a whole new control over your tone. You can use this pedal as a clean or dirty boost or just add a nice touch of gain to your clean tone! This pedal is great for giving a solo a bit more depth by boosting or cutting your treble or bass or just cutting through the mix with a bit more volume! This pedal also features a high quality all metal design. The donner Boost killer is great from anything to boost up your signal a bit or for some nice crunchy sound or sweet blues tones! This pedal is good for your wallet and great to help you find your sound!

Eli

Love this pedal...before my distorsion boxes it adds a little crunch and at the end of my effects chain it gives me a nice leadboost in volume.

Matt P.

Surprisingly, I've been using this pedal a lot more than what I was expecting I would. The pedal is incredible. Its an aluminum frame, and feels very well built. Even the push-button feels solid and durable. I love the extra crunch/tone it puts on my strat. I like to do a lot of clean leads, and I bought this to use in place of my compressor, to get some extra crunch without going full distortion. I have no regrets with this purchase. There are so many expensive boost pedals out there that will do exactly what this pedal does. I also really like these mini pedals. They're light weight and take up minimal room on your pedal board. At the price, I'm considering ordering a second one for the convenience to switch back and from the clean boost and overdrive while playing live.

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