Product Comparison: Jim Dunlop MXR M116 Fullbore Metal vs Jim Dunlop MXR M75 Super Badass


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Jim Dunlop MXR M116 Fullbore Metal Distortion Pedal
Jim Dunlop MXR M116 Fullbore Metal Distortion Pedal
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Jim Dunlop MXR M75 Super Badass Distortion Pedal
Jim Dunlop MXR M75 Super Badass Distortion Pedal
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General Specifications
Brand
Jim Dunlop
Jim Dunlop
Model
MXR M116 Fullbore Metal
MXR M75 Super Badass
Origin
China
China
About the Product
The Fullbore Metal Distortion provides high-gain distortion a 3-band EQ, a midrange sweep control, a Scoop switch, and a switchable Noise Gate with internal sensitivity control.
The Super Badass Distortion provides a full and highly responsive spectrum distortion with a 3-band EQ to fine-tune your sound.
Key Specs
Type
Distortion
Distortion
Output Impedance
10000 Ω
3400 Ω
Controls
Volume knob, Freq knob, Gain knob, Low knob, Middle knob, High knob, Gate button, Scoop button, Pedal switch
Volume knob, Distortion knob, Bass knob, Middle knob, Treble knob, Pedal switch
What customers say about "Key Specs"
Jim Dunlop MXR M116 Fullbore Metal Distortion Pedal
  • Outstanding unit. All the metal tone that you can handle with great tone controls.
  • Great pedal overall, killer metal tones with a lot of customization available.
  • This is a very versatile pedal with a wide range of sound.
  • It has a lot of gain on tap and sounds good.
  • This is a very good distortion pedal.
Jim Dunlop MXR M75 Super Badass Distortion Pedal
  • Sounds great; has a lot of gain.
  • Great pedal! The output is super loud.
  • This pedal is incredibly versatile.
  • Amazing distortion, sounds killer.
  • Excellent distortion, very versatile, with a very nice gain.
Size & Weight
Height
4.53 in.
4.33 in.
Width
2.59 in.
2.32 in.
Depth
2.13 in.
1.89 in.
Weight
0.84 lbs.
0.6 lbs.
Features
Display
No
No
Input(s)
1/4"
1/4"
Output(s)
1/4"
1/4"
Recording Feature
No
No
Power Supply
AC Adaptor, Alkaline battery
AC Adaptor, Alkaline battery
Extras
Super high gain distortion, Switchable Noise Gate, True bypass, Compact design
Decades of distortion tones in one pedal, Ultra wide range of distortion gain, Highly tweakable EQ, True hardwire bypass
What customers say about "Features"
Jim Dunlop MXR M116 Fullbore Metal Distortion Pedal
  • The noise gate is a great feature and it's pretty damn good looking to boot.
  • Very good sound and worth every penny! Very easy to use!
  • The level of control is just beautiful.
  • Love this pedal! It sounds amazing.
  • It has a lot of distortion and cool features.
Jim Dunlop MXR M75 Super Badass Distortion Pedal
  • Great product, versatile and very compact.
  • Excellent quality components.
  • Very powerful sound. I recommend it.
  • Excellent pedal. Warm and powerful sound.
  • Good sound. Very versatile and functional.
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
1 year(s)
1 year(s)
Certifications
CE
CE
Other Information
Manufacturer
Link
Link
Manual
Download
Download


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