Rainger FX Pull Focus Gain w/ Dynamic Reverb & Chorus

Meet the Pull Focus by Rainger FX, a high-gain distortion pedal that combines analog distortion with digital reverb or chorus effects. It’s like having two pedals in one, but with a twist: the secondary effect fades in after a short delay, adding a dynamic, cinematic quality to your sound.

Key Features:

• Versatile Distortion: Built using Rainger FX's favorite overdrive circuit and the back end of their Tonebender design, the Pull Focus delivers a balanced, full-range tone with rich harmonics and clarity. Controls for volume, tone, and gain let you shape your sound with precision.

• Dynamic Fade-In: The adjustable "ramp" control offers an innovative fade-in effect for the reverb or chorus. Dial it all the way down, and the effect is constant. Turn it up, and it slowly introduces the secondary effect after your pick attack, up to a max of eight seconds, or disable it entirely.

• Chorus or Reverb Options: Switch between a lush chorus and a stunning digital reverb with the "effect" switch. Whether you're shredding through a solo or holding a dramatic note, the Pull Focus takes your sound from dry and punchy to massive and atmospheric, then snaps back, keeping your audience engaged.

• Active Sustain: Boosts your signal as you play, creating a sustaining, evolving sound that grows from subtle to intense, making every note count.

• Chorus Speed Control: From slow, dreamy modulation to fast, quirky warbles, find your perfect chorus vibe with a single knob.

• Noise Gate and True Bypass: The built-in noise gate keeps things quiet when you're not playing, and true bypass ensures your signal stays pure when the pedal's off.

• Custom Enclosure: Featuring a sleek, symmetrical design unique to Rainger FX, providing the perfect aesthetic balance.

The Pull Focus isn't just another pedal—it's a Rainger FX creation that reshapes your sound, adding depth, dynamics, and a cinematic flair to your playing.

Ready to add a new dimension to your tone? Grab the Pull Focus and make every note a statement.