Detail 01
Lasso Send and Return jacks
They route other effects into and back from the Lasso effects loop.

Independent shopping perspective
Pardner pairs a warbling, resonant fuzz section with an overdriven Lasso effects loop. Filter and Intensity shape the fuzz, while the Synthy/Fuzzy toggle selects synthy textures or standard fuzz; dedicated bass, treble, and output controls refine the result. Send and Return jacks place other effects in the Lasso loop, with gain and loop-volume controls for that path. A toggle selects whether the Lasso or fuzz comes first, so routing experiments remain available from the pedal itself. The tan enclosure includes two soft-touch bypass footswitches.


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Detail 01
They route other effects into and back from the Lasso effects loop.
Detail 02
Choose whether the Lasso loop or fuzz comes first in the signal path.
Detail 03
Each side has its own bypass footswitch; both off engages true relay bypass.
Detail 04
These are the pedal's listed dimensions and weight.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. The Lasso Send and Return jacks route other effects through its overdriven loop.
Yes. The order toggle selects Lasso first or fuzz first.
The pedal uses true relay bypass when both sides are off.
It requires 9V DC, center-negative power through a 2.1 mm jack at 80mA. The supply is not included.
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