Mosky Audio Accurate Drive M-series Overdrive and Noise Gate Guitar Effect Pedal

MOSKYaudio ACCURATE DRIVE Guitar Bass Effect Pedal Overdrive Noise Gate and Four Models With True Bypass

ACCURATE DRIVE
Based on HORIZEN DEVICES PRECISION DRIVE

Never worry about fighting your tone or your gear again with the Accurate Drive, the first modern
overdrive made by guitar players for guitar players. The Accurate Drive can take any set-up,
both tube and digital, and turn it into the perfect modern metal rig with its precise tonal carving controls.

Crafted with a bright knob instead of tone for retaining clear singing tone, an attack control to tailor the pedal to your rig,
and a built-in noise gate for retaining shape and punch at higher gain, the Accurate Drive rethinks the overdrive with new controls
for a pedal that brings your sound to new heights. Taking a novel approach to dirt boxes, the Accurate Drive sets itself apart for the
minute adjustments available to make the pedal adapt to and complement your rig without sacrificing grit.
A workbench of tone-sculpting tools in one box.

VOLUME:
6 on the Accurate Drive is roughly equal to 10 on a Tubescreamer. So starting the volume at noon is usually a good bet.
Adjust to taste from there.

BRIGHT:
We made sure this control could be very bright in order to help make dark or muddy amps cut. So be careful when using the pedal
for mid/low gain tones, because it can be a bit harsh in the upper portion of its range. When doing this, don’t be afraid to
turn this knob pretty far to the left. It will tame it right up!

ATTACK-4 MODE:
Towards the left is more of a lower mids punch, and to the right can get very defined and pick-y. Left is a little more oldschool and thick,
right is very modern and clear. You can get tons of unique combinations combining the attack knob with the bright knob. Turning bright
up as you turn attack to the left can help keep your sound balanced, and vice versa. Or totally double down with both to the left for doom-y tones,
or both to the right for super bright and cutting tones.

DRIVE:
You’re going to want to start with this near zero at first, as with most pedals. A cool trick is to dial in a really dry and clear tone, then slowly turn
the drive knob up to around 1-2 until you get the level of saturation and thickness you’d like. We put a lot of effort into this portion of the circuit
to make it actually usable, so feel free to turn it up for mid-gain tones, or to add saturation and sustain to your solos.


GATE:
Towards the left, the gate will eliminate most noise, with minimal tonal effect. To the right, you will get very tight bass response, but it will begin to
interfere with your soloing a bit. Noon is a good middle ground that will work for most players and their applications. Like any gate, as you use your
gain, your sound becomes less tight. However, please take note that using a lot of gain (tons of amp gain, tons of pedal gain, tons of both) can simply
overload the gate and keep it from working properly. No one wants to be that guy with screeching undefined tone, so using the proper amount of gain
is always a good call!

SPECIFICATION:

True Bypass Switching
AC Adapter (Optional): 9VDC
Negative Tips (Regulated recommended)
Dimension(L*W*H):11.5*6.5*5CM
Weight:320g