Fortin Amplification Roach 3-Way Buffered Splitter Pedal

£129.99

This is the Fortin Amplification Roach 3-Way Buffered Splitter Pedal from Fortin, listed in Specialist Effects Pedals on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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About Fortin Amplification

Fortin Amplification is a familiar name among guitarists that really "know" about tone. Alongside its custom handbuilt amp offerings, the company also produces a number of premium guitar pedals using only the finest components available.

Here's what Fortin Amplification says about the Roach 3-Way Splitter Pedal:

The ROACH is a mini sized 3-way splitter discrete Class-A buffered outputs. Due to its size, only powers via the DC inlet and has a  wide acceptance, 9-24vdc. MOSFET input protects if the wrong orientation adaptor is connected, no more damage internally. LED is clear high-bright green. Proudly made in North America.

Specifications

  • Pedal size (W/D/H): 3.642″(92.51mm) x 1.516″(38.51mm) X 1.220″(30.99mm)
  • Shipping Weight: 250g
  • DC Adapter (not included): 9-24VDC, Center Pin Negative (Regulated) 
  • Power supply only, no battery operation
  • Current draw: @9VDC ~ 4mA
  • Input ~1M / Output ~10K min. load
  • Frequency response: 20hz to 20khz
  • Max output: +9dBm(9VDC), +18dBm(24VDC)

Brand

Fortin

Fortin is built for uncompromising high-gain performance, delivering tight, aggressive distortion with exceptional clarity and control. Designed with modern metal and extended-range guitars in mind, their amps and pedals focus on precision low end, cutting articulation, and crushing saturation that stays defined even under intense gain.

Choose Fortin when you want serious power without flub or muddiness. Whether it’s razor-sharp rhythm tones or fluid, sustaining leads, their gear is engineered to hit hard, stay tight, and dominate the mix with confidence.

Category

Specialist Effects Pedals

Specialist effects alter the signal in ways that do not sit cleanly inside one established family. They may use granular processing, frequency shifting, resonators, freeze or sustain, bit reduction, ring modulation, feedback networks or combinations of several techniques. The relevant distinction is the underlying process, its tracking or latency, and how completely the dry signal can be blended or replaced.