DSL Overdrive Pedal
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DSL Overdrive Pedal

Compact 9 V overdrive pedal modelled on the Marshall DSL amp, giving punchy, focused overdrive through simple amp-style tone controls. It suits guitarists who want DSL-style crunch on a pedalboard.

  • Overdrive pedal inspired by the Marshall DSL amp
  • Tone controls mirror the amp's knob layout
  • 1 x 1/4" jack input, 1 x 1/4" jack output
  • 9 V DC centre-negative, or battery power
  • Battery play time of 25 hours
  • Black and gold finish, 0.74 kg
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Descrição

The DSL Overdrive Pedal is a single-channel drive pedal that takes its voicing from the Dual Super Lead amplifier range. It is aimed at delivering a punchy overdrive that sits clearly in a mix, with a raw and focused character. The controls follow the layout of the amp's knobs, so setting it up is straightforward.

The pedal comes in a black and gold finish in a compact enclosure measuring 101 x 52 x 131 mm and weighing 0.74 kg. It was designed and engineered in the UK and made in Vietnam.

Connection is simple: one 1/4" jack input and one 1/4" jack output. Power is 9 V DC with a centre-negative connector, and the pedal can also run on a battery, which is stated to last about 25 hours. An external power supply is not included with the pedal.

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Especificações

Marca
Marshall
Modelo
DSL Overdrive Pedal
Categoria
Efeitos e pedais

General

Model
PEDL-92011
Colour
Black and Gold
Country of origin
Designed and engineered in UK. Made in Vietnam.

Inputs

Inputs
1 x 1/4" jack input

Outputs

Outputs
1 x 1/4" jack output

Power

DC in
9 V DC (Centre negative)
Battery play time
25 hours (If not external PSU, not included with pedal)

Physical

Weight
0.74 kg
Width
101mm / 3.97"
Height
52mm / 2"
Depth
131mm / 5.15"

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