NAMM 2018: Suhr releases Riot Mini pedal
Popular distortion gets downsized
NAMM 2018: Suhr has announced the Riot Mini pedal, a downsized version of its popular Riot distortion.
Like the original, it packs a two-position voicing switch (diodes/LED); tone, level and distortion knobs; and true bypass switching. It’s powered by any 9V DC power supply.
Simple, high-gain, tiny. What’s not to like?
The Suhr Riot Mini is available later this year for $169. See Suhr for more info.
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