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Animals Pedal Tioga Road Cycling Distortion

The Animals Pedal Tioga Road Cycling Distortion is an analog distortion pedal featuring a three-way clipping switch that selects between symmetric clipping, asymmetric clipping, and a clean overdrive mode. It draws minimal power and operates from a standard 9V battery or supply.

  • 9V DC · center −
  • 1 mA
  • Analog
  • Mono
New
from $138.99
Used (asking)
from $109

The rundown

Highlights

  • Three-way clipping toggle for symmetric, asymmetric, and clean overdrive modes
  • Low power consumption at 1 mA enables battery operation
  • Compact footprint measuring 65 x 114.3 mm
  • Tone and Volume controls alongside Distortion control
  • Analog circuitry in silver and white colorways

Best for

Players seeking a versatile distortion pedal with switchable clipping options and low power draw for portable or battery-powered rigs.

Quick facts

Power
9V DC
Current draw
1 mA
Polarity
Center negative
Dimensions
65 × 114.3 mm
Controls
Volume, Tone, Dist, Clipping Switch
Stereo
No
MIDI
No
Status
In production

Where to buy Animals Pedal Tioga Road Cycling Distortion

$138.99 lowest new price · Reverb

Used listings asking $109–$109, median $109 (1 listing, small sample). Asking prices, not sold prices.

Current offers
SellerConditionPriceLink
ReverbUsed$109View
ReverbNew$138.99View
ReverbNew$138.99View
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Frequently asked questions

What power supply does the Tioga Road Cycling Distortion require?

The Tioga Road Cycling Distortion runs on 9V DC at 1 mA center-negative, and is battery-compatible.

How many controls does this pedal have?

The Tioga Road Cycling Distortion has four main controls: Volume, Tone, Dist, and a three-way Clipping Switch.

Does this pedal support MIDI or stereo output?

No, the Tioga Road Cycling Distortion does not feature MIDI control or stereo connectivity.

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Page last updated September 29, 2026.