TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Input Impedance@1KHz Higher than 1M ohm
Output Impedance@1KHZ Lower than 1K ohm
Power supply 9V DC (T-Rex FuelTank)
Minimum Power supply Voltage 8V DC
Maximum Power supply Voltage 12,5V DC
Current Draw @ 9V DC 40 mA
Maximum Input signal Vp/p 3Vp/p
Battery Type 9 V battery 6F22
Battery Life 4 to 6 Hour
External connectors Input Jack, Output Jack, 9V DC Jack
Controls On/Off, Boost, Slope, Wah mode switch
Pedal size incl. knobs (W x H x D) 96 x 85 x 265 mm · 3,8 x 3,3 x 10,4 inch
Weight
(excl. battery and packaging)
1 kg
35,3 oz
The BOOST knob is useful tool for making sure you’re wah-wah sound is
loud enough in the mix. The higher you set it, the louder you’ll be when
you kick your Gull into action.
The last control you’ll want to understand before using your Gull is the
HOTSPOT button on the front of the unit. Many guitarists complain that
wah-wah pedals are too touchy, and don’t allow enough pedal play before the effect kicks in. They ’re sort of like a guitar whose
action is so low, you hardly have to press down on the
fretboard to play a note.
Gull operates like a traditional wah-wah
when the HOTSPOT button is in. When
the button is out, you get more
pedal to work with before the
effect reaches its highpoint.
Many players find that this
altered response makes Gull
a more musical pedal than
other options.