Could Kyro’s Dulo pedalboard amp be the “ultimate pedal platform”?
New Bulgarian pedal design boasts single clean channel, three-band EQ and built-in cab sim
Sophia, Bulgaria-based Kyro Audio has introduced the Kyro Dulo, a Class D pedalboard amp designed to function as the “ultimate pedal platform”.
The Dulo boasts a single clean channel, three-band EQ with bypass, built-in cab sim with bypass, volume and presence controls, bright and ground lift toggles, a mute footswitch and a tone enhancer circuit.
There are also XLR and 1/4-inch outs and variable output options (30 watts @ 8 ohms / 15 watts @ 16 ohms and 50 watts @ 4 ohms).
The result, according to Kyro, is the “perfect working musician, fly rig and mobile recording solution.”
Kyro is offering the Dulo for $249 in a special limited run of 100 units (numbered + certified) shipped before Christmas, with standard production in 2021.
For more information or to preorder, head to Kyro Audio.
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