M-vave Amp Pedal

Preamp pedal from M-Vave
Simulates 9 legendary guitar amps
Many possible uses
Solid metal cabinet
True bypass



The M-Vave Mini Amp is a pedal with many different uses, and it allows you to have as many as 9 different amplifier sounds available.
You can use the Mini Amp pedal instead of the preamp in your current guitar amplifier, so you have 9 different preamps instead of the one. You can do this i.a. do by connecting the Mini-Amp to "return" in your amplifier's effect loop. That way you bypass your preamp, which is the part of a guitar amplifier that has the absolute biggest influence on the final sound.
You can also use the M-Vave Mini-Amp directly into your computer's interface/sound card if you need to record, or plug a jack cable into the Mini-Amp's output and give the other end to the venue sound engineer so you can play through the PA system, instead of lugging heavy guitar amps to gigs.

The built-in preamps
Experienced guitarists will probably be able to discern which 9 amplifiers the Mini-Amp simulates, and we can recognize both Fender, Marshall, Mesa Boogie, Friedman, ENGL, Soldano etc.
The first 3 are nice clean amps, and then it becomes more overdrive and distortion as you go down the series.

Dark DLS
Tweed CL
BG BlueM
Bad-KT OD
BE Flagman
JM800
EC Powerball
Mes DualR
SL 100 LEAD

Check and power
You have a 3-band equalizer with bass, midrange and treble available on Mini-Amp's user interface, where you can also choose the amount of gain and volume.
You can connect a standard DC 9V (center negative) power supply, which is the same that fits the vast majority of guitar pedals around the world, or you can use the Mini-Amp's USB C port to supply power to the pedal. This is a very handy if you use the pedal in the home studio at your desktop computer or on the go with your laptop.