Danelectro has announced the latest pedal to join its affordable Billionaire series, the Cash Cow Overdrive.
The Cash Cow aims to produce the sound of a 100-watt amp stack from a pedal, spanning tones from crunch up to full-on ‘brown sound’ territory.
Cutting through a mix should prove no problem, apparently, with a wide range promised from the volume, gain, treble and bass controls.
Elsewhere, there’s all-metal construction, a soft-touch true bypass footswitch and 9V power supply operation.
The Cash Cow is available now for $79/£89. See Danelectro for more info.
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