The Super Conductor is a pedal that features four booster circuits in a compact pedal size, symbolizing the history of booster pedals. The use of completely independent circuits allows input and output impedance to change depending on the mode. It also features a unique EQ mode, featuring the frequency response of the original circuit and a Fat mode that focuses on the mid-low range. The power supply voltage is also internally boosted, providing a sound with wider headroom.・RM mode This treble booster mode uses germanium transistors from the 1960s. Using two silicon transistors, it produces a sound that will please even vintage enthusiasts. Boost Level: +17dB = OG / +22dB = FAT Input impedance: 15Kohm Output Impedance: 10K ohms・EP mode This is a J-FET preamp boost that was featured in 70s tape echoes. It focuses on the frequency range that is important for electric guitar sound to cut through, resulting in a thick, rich sound. The power supply is boosted to 24V, resulting in a sound with excellent response that approaches the original. Boost Level: +11dB = OG / +23dB = FAT Input impedance: 750Kohm Output Impedance: 47K ohms・MA mode This booster uses an op-amp IC that first appeared in the 1970s and 1980s. It delivers an impressive +31dB boost, adding powerful saturation to tube amps. The power supply voltage can be switched between 9V and 18V, allowing you to choose the range that best suits your instrument and sound. Boost level: +31db Input Impedance: 6.8Mohm Output impedance: 600 ohms・MF mode This is a 90s-style booster with a transparent feel. By using MOSFETs, it features a clean boost sound with little distortion, emphasizing the individuality of the instrument. The power supply voltage can be switched between 9V and 18V, allowing you to choose the range that suits your instrument and sound. Boost level: +26db Input Impedance: 5Mohm Output impedance: 1K ohm
