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ProCo Rat 2 Flat Enclosure w/Box, Late 90s - UsedHerald as one of the first (and arguably best) distortion boxes, the ProCo Rat 2 can range from light break up to full on "fuzz tortion." This Rat is a Flat Box model w LED from 1997 that is in near mint condition. This model is one of the last to feature the fabled LM308 chip that ProCo began phasing out in 1995. The pedal is free of any scratches, worn lettering, rust and velcro. Two of the rubber feet have split from overtightened screws but are
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