Objectively speaking, this is a terrible sounding pedal. It's seriously gross. But... it's fun to be bad. These were originally created as a rival to the also horrendous Boss HM2, but the DOD has the advantage of a 'presence' control that allows...
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This is a handy little dirtbox, voiced after the classic original 1978 Boss DS-1. It's a nod to the classic modded versions of that pedal, so it's got a 'crunch' switch which adds harmonic complexity (just leave that on!) and...
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This is a pretty impressive distortion. It's got a massive gain range, from light breakup right up to fully mental. It's also got a very powerful, interactive EQ, so you can dial all sorts of different tones in. There's a...
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Often confused with Cookie Monster, however, instead of an addiction to a sugary baked snack food, this one is a cage of pure angst. You have a tons of aggression on tap here, from simply drive to all encompassing distortion,...
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These sound somewhat akin to a DS-1 but with more warmth and clarity. They are higher gain than the DB-2, functioning more as a distortion than an overdrive. With a powerful EQ that allows for serious tonal control, and with a...
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Boss OD-1X overdrive, recent model. This is an update on the classic SD-1 and OD-1 pedals. Instead of a traditional analog circuit, this uses Boss' fancy digital modelling technology to deliver a more responsive tone and feel with a wider gain...
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These old Boss overdrive pedals are enjoying a renaissance. This was made in Japan, and despite having a few cuts and bruises, it works just fine and sounds great. Your playing needs a 'turbo' mode right? Right. Model: Boss OD-2Made in: Japan,...
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Nastiness in a pedal. The Rat is one of the most iconic and frequently copied distortions going around; it's got that nasal grind that we all want. This one is pretty tidy, so you're gonna have to promise to treat it...
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Dazatronyx is a one man show from Melbourne, building beautiful hybrid vintage/modern pedals to an exceptional standard by hand. This is Darron's take on the classic ProCo RAT style distortion. You get heaps of gain on tap with a nice,...
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The original 'Marshall in a box' pedal, made by... Marshall!? This is awesome, it sounds great The Guv'nor aimed to replicate the sound of a JCM800 stack blasting out at full volume, and honestly it gets it pretty right. There's...
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I discovered this brand by accident, but oh boy, what a discovery. Boot-Leg pedals have some of the dumbest names and worst graphics I've ever seen. But... they're handmade with great guts and sound exceptionally great. 'Hizumi' is Japanese for...
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Hit the button, and you'll instantly find yourself transformed into a bald man with sunglasses on inside... hooray! Also, the shred tones will be flowing. Smooth and thick, but with a clear and pronounced attack, plus a separate boost... thanks...
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Here we have the original, nice and simple MI Effects take on the 'Marshall in a box' tone. It works a treat; heaps of nasty mean Britishness awaits you. There's heaps of crunchy gain and thick harmonics on tap.Model:Â MI Effects...
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The Maxon SM-9 is the same pedal under the hood as the more famous Ibanez SM-9; they were made by the same folks at the same time. The five knob control setup gives you all sorts of sculpting possibilities to...
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Maxon '01 Series' pedals were made in the late 80s and sold exclusively to the domestic Japan market. This is basically a take on the Ibanez SM-9, which Maxon made, in a new box. It's driven by a pair of...
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