Blackstar LT Boost Electric Pedal (Half Price)

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Quick Product Summary The Blackstar LT BOOST is a compact guitar boost pedal designed to do far more than simply make your signal louder. Use it as a clean volume boost, an additional EQ stage or push the front end of your amplifier into smooth, responsive overdrive. Blackstar's patent-applied-for clipping circuit was developed from the tonal principles behind the company's valve-driven pedals, with an emphasis on retaining playing dynamics and producing natural compression as the gain increases. Unlike a basic one-knob booster, the LT BOOST adds dedicated Bass and Treble cut/boost controls alongside Gain. This lets you shape the boosted signal around different guitars, pickups and amplifiers, making it particularly useful for solos, gain stacking, tightening rhythm sounds and getting more drive from an existing valve amp. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | Blackstar | Series | LT Pedals | Model | LT BOOST | Condition | New | Effect Type | Guitar boost / preamp-style boost | Controls | Bass, Treble, Gain | EQ | Bass and Treble cut/boost | Bypass | High-integrity buffered bypass | Power | 9V PP3 battery or 9V DC | Main Appeal | Boost level and reshape EQ from one compact pedal | Best For | Valve amps, solos, gain stacking and pedalboard tone shaping | What's Included? Blackstar LT BOOST Guitar Pedal ✘ External 9V DC power adaptor not included Why Choose The Blackstar LT BOOST? More Than A Simple Volume Boost At lower Gain settings, the LT BOOST can increase your guitar's signal while retaining a clean, dynamic character. Turn Gain higher and it begins to push the amplifier harder, encouraging natural breakup and overdrive from the amp itself. Bass & Treble Cut/Boost EQ Both tone controls operate around a neutral centre position. Turn either control anticlockwise to reduce that frequency range or clockwise to boost it. This makes the LT BOOST useful for correcting the balance of a guitar, changing the response of an amplifier or creating