TC Electronic Unveils New Paul Gilbert Signature MojoMojo Overdrive Pedal

TC Electronic's new Paul Gilbert signature MojoMojo overdrive
(Image credit: TC Electronic)

TC Electronic has teamed up with Paul Gilbert to create a new signature edition of its MojoMojo overdrive pedal.

Gilbert's signature MojoMojo is largely the same as the original, but for two key differences. For one, the original drive unit's burgundy finish has been replaced by a purple one. Second, the original's Voice switch has been swapped out for an "Eleven" switch.

“Paul always uses the same settings on his MojoMojo, which meant there was no need for the additional Voice switch found on the original version," explained TC Electronic's Paul Robert Scott in a press release.

“Instead, we went for an Eleven switch that engages a massive gain boost for even more drive and attack, taking it to, well, eleven! On top of that, you can add stepped-up circuit board voltage that increases both headroom and dynamics significantly.”

Otherwise, the original MojoMojo's control layout and true bypass functionality remain the same.

A price and release date for the TC Electronic Paul Gilbert signature MojoMojo overdrive pedal have yet to be announced as of press time.

For more info on the pedal, stop by tcelectronic.com.

TC Electronic's new Paul Gilbert signature MojoMojo overdrive

(Image credit: TC Electronic)
Jackson Maxwell
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