The Fender juggernaut has just released two more pedals targeted at bass and acoustic guitar players: the Trapper Bass Distortion and the Acoustic Preverb.
The Trapper Bass Distortion provides bass players with two independent and stackable distortion circuits. Distortion channel 1 features a crossover-blend circuit to maintain clean low frequencies and punch while the second ‘solo’ Distortion 2 channel is said to provide added gain and crunch. There is also a Frequency and Sub Level knobs to tweak the overall tone on the second channel
According to Fender, the Acoustic Preverb pedal incorporates a “high-fidelity” preamp with digital three reverb settings voiced exclusively for the acoustic guitar. The pedal houses one reverb footswitch and another one to disable the signal. For cutting feedback, a Notch filter and polarity switch are available, while a Tilt knob is a shortcut to modify the overall EQ balance.
Both pedals will be available from November 2020
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