LY-ROCK Browne Protein Dual Drive – Nashville Grit Meets Mayer Soul in a Clone That Should Be Illegal

Some guitar pedals are just metal boxes with knobs. This one's a war crime in tonal superiority.

The LY-ROCK BR0WNE PROTEIN is an original clone (yes, original clone — we said it thrice like it’s carved into holy script), replicating the creamy, clear grit from John Mayer's "Continuum" and the rich Nashville growl that session legends dream of. Made for players who won’t settle for “meh” in their signal chain.

Blue channel? That Mayer tone—now with actual output and EQ that makes your amp cry tears of joy.
Green channel? A Nashville-born low-gain beast with clarity in the lows, smooth mids, and that sweet articulate bark.
Stack 'em? Your amp becomes a chainsaw playing jazz.

Built for control freaks, tone snobs, and players who show up late but solo first—this is your sound. And yeah, the colors and patterns are random. So is life. Just trust the tone.

🎸 You can waste $300 on boutique hype or snag this outlaw clone that’s blowing up Bilibili and back alleys worldwide.
Secure yours today—or be the guy borrowing pedals and asking, “Yo, how do I get that tone?”

Complete Specification List:

• Brand: Lizard Vigilante

• Model: LY-ROCK BR0WNE PROTEIN Clone

• Effect Type: Dual Overdrive / Distortion

• Channels:

  • Blue Channel: Based on John Mayer’s Continuum tone, with added output and refined EQ

  • Green Channel: Nashville-style overdrive with reduced gain, clear lows, rich mids

  • Third Channel: Stacked Blue + Green for gainy saturation without clarity loss

• Audio Output Effects: Overdrive, Distortion

• Control Type: Foot Pedal with individual knobs for gain, tone, and volume

• Power: 9V DC (standard pedal power supply, not included)

• Hardware Interface: AUX, standard mono input/output

• Construction: Durable aluminum alloy chassis

• Finish: Varies (random pattern and color per unit)

• True Bypass: Yes

• Weight: Lightweight, pedalboard-friendly

• Origin: Mainland China

• Note: Colors and designs will vary – no two look alike