Knightfall 66 and Mini 66 Overdrives Released by Cog Effects

Knightfall 66 and Mini 66 Overdrives Released by Cog Effects…

Cog Effects have released two new bass overdrives: The Knightfall 66 and the Mini 66

The Knightfall 66 has two Gain knobs that can be switched using the A/B footswitch for two different overdrive/distortion settings, as well as a Level knob for each Gain knob to make balancing levels simple and easy. The Voice knob adjusts the amount of low end fed into the clipping circuit, and the Tone knob cuts treble after the clipping circuit. The combination of the two Gain knobs, plus Voice and Tone gives a simple but extremely flexible overdrive.

In addition, the Knightfall 66’s clean channel is filtered by design to blend with the overdrive channel in a more natural sounding way – no more “side-by-side” dry/wet blending, just massive bone-crushing tones. The Knightfall 66 can also be run at 18v for more headroom and dynamic feel.

The Mini 66 is built into the same 1590A size format as the T-16 Octave and Tarkin Fuzz but still has many of the features of the larger Knightfall 66. The second Gain/Level knobs are removed, and the Voice and Tone knobs are replaced by the Fat and Cut switches. Each switch has three different settings, giving a wide range of easily repeatable settings.

Each Knightfall 66 and Mini 66 is built one at a time and features true bypass switching, engraved aluminium enclosure and no PCB-mounted jacks – designed and engineered for a life on the road.

Cog Effects’ Tom George explains, “Both pedals were designed with flexibility and simplicity in mind. The range of tones is extremely broad, it’s simply a matter of which one you’d rather have on your pedalboard!”

Features:
* Flexible control sets and pedalboard-friendly designs
* CNC-engraved Hammond 1590A and 1590BB Aluminium Enclosures
* True Bypass Switching
* 9 volt standard DC input on the Mini 66
* 9-18 volt standard DC input on the Knightfall 66

The Mini 66 retails at £130, the Knightfall 66 retails at £160 and all Cog Effects pedals are built in Sheffield, South Yorkshire.

For more information please visit www.cogeffects.co.uk