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Walrus Audio Voyager MKII: A Klon-Inspired Overdrive, Reimagined

The Walrus Audio Voyager MKII is a versatile overdrive pedal that reimagines the classic Klon sound with modern features and a wide range of tones.

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Walrus Audio Voyager MKII: A Klon-Inspired Overdrive, Reimagined

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Klon-style overdrives are a dime a dozen, but Walrus Audio's Voyager MKII aims to stand out. This second iteration of their flagship pedal promises a "wealth of features not seen on a Klon-style circuit before."

A Klon with a Twist

The Voyager MKII features five distinct overdrive textures, accessible via a dedicated dial. This pedal offers a wide range of sounds, from classic Germanium tones to modern silicon overdrive. Additionally, a foot-switchable parametric midrange EQ allows for precise tonal shaping.

Improved Design and Features

The pedal's design has been refined, with top-mounted jacks for easier pedalboard integration and true-bypass switching. The Gain, Volume, and Tone controls provide basic tone shaping, while the parametric midrange EQ offers more granular control over your sound.

Walrus Audio Voyager MKII Seafoam green
Seafoam Green

A Pedal for All

Whether you're a blues player or a metal shredder, the Voyager MKII can deliver. Its low-gain settings offer pristine clarity while cranking the gain produces thick, saturated overdrive. The versatile midrange EQ ensures compatibility with various guitars and pickups.

Walrus Audio Voyager MKII Matte Black
Matte Black

A Work of Art

It is available in two visually stunning colorways, each featuring unique artwork—the matte black with cream ink edition and the seafoam green casing with black ink.

At $249.99, it's a premium pedal that offers a unique take on the classic Klon sound.

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Jef Stone
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