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TWA Releases the Hot Saké Overdrive

The pedal offers a versatile array of overdriven tones, from classic tube-like drive to searing, '70s-style fuzz.

Clifton, NJ (February 15, 2017) -- Godlyke is proud to announce the release of the TWA HS-02 Hot Saké Overdrive/Distortion.

TWA’s first foray into the boutique overdrive market, Hot Saké offers a versatile array of overdriven tones, from classic tube-like drive to searing, '70s-style fuzz. Hot Saké can be used with a clean amp as a switchable dirt channel, or to push an already dirty amp into meltdown. The degree of “saké-ration” can be easily controlled by manipulating the guitar’s volume control.

Hand-assembled in the USA, Hot Saké features low-tolerance, audiophile components for low-noise operation & reliable performance.

The TWA Hot Saké offers the following features

  • Wide range of available sounds, from classic amp-like overdrive to vintage-style fuzz.
  • Excellent dynamic response – cleans up easily by rolling back guitar volume.
  • 36 dB Level Boost – let’s you get out in front of any band for solos, etc.
  • Dedicated Tone & Mid controls – allows user to fine-tune their tone to a particular rig or room.
  • Low Boost switch –Boosts at 60 or 100 Hz, dramatically changing the pedal’s character.
  • Audiophile quality TLO72 Op-Amp for low-noise operation.
  • Compact pedal footprint takes up less room on pedalboard.
  • S3 “Shortest Send” relay-based True-Bypass switching for transparent operation in bypass.
  • External 9 VDC or on-board 9-Volt Battery power options.
  • 3-year warranty.
  • Made in USA.
  • Street Price $189.

For more info on TWA products including video demos of the HS-02 Hot Sake, please visit our website www.godlyke.com, e-mail us at info@godlyke.com or call us at 973-777- 7477

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