Joyo JF-323 Wooden Sound Acoustic Simulator Mini Guitar Effects Pedal
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Joyo JF-323 Wooden Sound Acoustic Simulator Mini Guitar Pedal
The Joyo JF-323 Wooden Sound is a compact acoustic simulator pedal designed to give electric guitar players a natural acoustic-style tone without switching instruments. Ideal for live performance or recording, it reshapes your electric guitar signal to deliver the brightness, warmth, and clarity associated with amplified acoustic guitars.
Part of Joyo’s Ironman mini pedal series, the Wooden Sound features a simple four-knob layout with Bass, Mid, High, and Volume controls. This 3-band EQ allows precise shaping of the simulated acoustic tone to suit different guitars, amplifiers, and playing styles.
Its rugged metal enclosure and protective flip-top cover keep your settings secure while the compact size fits easily onto any pedalboard. True bypass switching ensures your original guitar signal remains clean when the pedal is disengaged.
Key Features
- Acoustic simulator pedal for electric guitar
- 3-band EQ with Bass, Mid, and High controls
- Volume control for output level adjustment
- Compact Ironman mini pedal design
- Protective flip-top cover for knob protection
- True bypass switching for clean signal path
- Durable metal housing for stage reliability
Specifications
- Effect Type: Acoustic Simulator
- Controls: Bass, Mid, High, Volume
- Power Supply: DC 9V adapter (centre-negative)
- Dimensions: 73 × 43 × 50 mm
- Weight: Approx. 220 g
Product specifications will appear here when available.
North Island $10, South Island $15 — standard delivery takes 1–3 business days (rural addresses add approximately 2 business days). Full delivery policy
We don't offer change-of-mind returns. If an item arrives faulty, contact us first and we'll guide you through assessment and return — your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act are unaffected. Full returns policy
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Joyo JF-323 Wooden Sound Acoustic Simulator Mini Guitar Pedal
The Joyo JF-323 Wooden Sound is a compact acoustic simulator pedal designed to give electric guitar players a natural acoustic-style tone without switching instruments. Ideal for live performance or recording, it reshapes your electric guitar signal to deliver the brightness, warmth, and clarity associated with amplified acoustic guitars.
Part of Joyo’s Ironman mini pedal series, the Wooden Sound features a simple four-knob layout with Bass, Mid, High, and Volume controls. This 3-band EQ allows precise shaping of the simulated acoustic tone to suit different guitars, amplifiers, and playing styles.
Its rugged metal enclosure and protective flip-top cover keep your settings secure while the compact size fits easily onto any pedalboard. True bypass switching ensures your original guitar signal remains clean when the pedal is disengaged.
Key Features
- Acoustic simulator pedal for electric guitar
- 3-band EQ with Bass, Mid, and High controls
- Volume control for output level adjustment
- Compact Ironman mini pedal design
- Protective flip-top cover for knob protection
- True bypass switching for clean signal path
- Durable metal housing for stage reliability
Specifications
- Effect Type: Acoustic Simulator
- Controls: Bass, Mid, High, Volume
- Power Supply: DC 9V adapter (centre-negative)
- Dimensions: 73 × 43 × 50 mm
- Weight: Approx. 220 g
Specifications
Product specifications will appear here when available.
Shipping & Returns
North Island $10, South Island $15 — standard delivery takes 1–3 business days (rural addresses add approximately 2 business days). Full delivery policy
We don't offer change-of-mind returns. If an item arrives faulty, contact us first and we'll guide you through assessment and return — your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act are unaffected. Full returns policy
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