• JOYO R-26 Monomyth Bass Preamp and DI Effects Pedal True Bypass Cab Sim EQ
  • JOYO R-26 Monomyth Bass Preamp and DI Effects Pedal True Bypass Cab Sim EQ
  • JOYO R-26 Monomyth Bass Preamp and DI Effects Pedal True Bypass Cab Sim EQ
  • JOYO R-26 Monomyth Bass Preamp and DI Effects Pedal True Bypass Cab Sim EQ
  • JOYO R-26 Monomyth Bass Preamp and DI Effects Pedal True Bypass Cab Sim EQ
  • JOYO R-26 Monomyth Bass Preamp and DI Effects Pedal True Bypass Cab Sim EQ
  • JOYO R-26 Monomyth Bass Preamp and DI Effects Pedal True Bypass Cab Sim EQ

JOYO R-26 Monomyth Bass Preamp and DI Effects Pedal True Bypass Cab Sim EQ

SKU: 6972716321066
MRP:
₹9,400.00
(Inclusive of all taxes)
Bass preamp and EQ. Voice, Blend, Level and Drive knobs. Boost flick switches. XLR output. Ground lift & cab sim. R-26 MONOMYTH is a BASS PREAMP pedal with multiple tone-sculpting options. It features a 6-band graphic EQ, lifelike cab sim tone, with an independent OVERDRIVE Channel, TREBLE Boost switch, and GAIN Boost switch, enhancing your recording sessions, stage performance, etc, and dialing in what you need.
Country of Origin: China
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  • JOYO R-26 Monomyth Bass Preamp and DI Effects Pedal
    A total winner, the JOYO R-26 Monomyth is a bass preamp and DI effects pedal with quality! Featuring powerful 6-band graphic EQ, strong DI, cab sim tone, a rocking drive circuit, treble and gain boost switches, and excellent routing options. Analog Bass Preamp and DI
    Designed to be practical and robust, the R-26 Monomyth has everything you need to tone shape the sound you desire, when gigging, practicing or recording. It has a huge feature list, such as 6-band graphic EQ, switchable cab sims, XLR DI output, ground lift switch, and mini toggle switches for gain and treble. The switchable drive channel and the blend control is perfect for fine tuning your tone. I/O Options
    The R-26 contains a range of inputs and outputs, to help you achieve the highest practicality. Featuring a bypass output, XLR DI, and a headphone input for rehearsing silently. It runs on standard 9V DC centre-negative power supplies and requires only 200mA current draw. JOYO R-Series Pedals
    The Revolution Series of guitar pedals are the 4th generation of guitar effects from JOYO, and have some very cool design features. Amongst them all is the ambient lighting on the bottom and the top of the pedal casing that is new to the pedal game, making it stand out in the dark. These pedals are built to take rugged situations. Ambient Lighting
    The Revolution Series have an ambience LED light on the front and rear sides of the unit, which sounds useful for dark stages. 
    'Sync' to the footswitch - The LED ambient lighting on the front and rear of the pedal will shine bright when the footswitch is pressed, also illuminating the LED effect indicator on the top of the pedal.
    'Always' - The lights are always on, but the pedal is only activated when you press the footswitch and the LED effect indicator comes on.
    'Off' - The lights are off, the LED effect indicator comes on when you stomp on it and activate the pedal. Specifications: Input Impedance: 1M Ohms
  • Output Impedance: 2K Ohms
  • Current Consumption: >200mA
  • Working Voltage: DC 9V (centre minus)
  • Current Draw: 200mA
  • Dimensions: 130mm x 110mm x 50mm
  • Weight: 442g

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The main difference between cutaway and non-cutaway guitars is in their body shape. Cutaway guitars have a section removed from the body, making it easier to access higher frets, which is great for lead playing. However, this design can slightly reduce resonance and volume. Non-cutaway guitars retain a full body shape, which often produces a fuller, richer sound due to the increased wood mass. While they may be harder to play in the higher fret range, they offer better tonal quality. Choosing between the two depends on your playing style and whether you prioritize accessibility or sound quality.

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Yes, transacoustic guitars tend to be more expensive than regular acoustic guitars. The additional technology that allows them to produce effects without external equipment increases the cost. However, prices vary depending on the brand, model, and features offered.

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