High gain distortion pedals
Distortion pedals players describe as high gain — also called lots of gain, heavily saturated, tons of gain
Also called lots of gain, heavily saturated, tons of gain, distort, distorts, distorted, distortion, fully distorted
Sits at the high gain end of the gain level scale — the opposite pole is clean boost distortion pedals.
Ibanez CD5 Cyberdrive
Ibanez
described as modern high gain alternatives
Keeley KA-Orange
Keeley
described as high gain
Keeley KO-Als Distortion
Keeley
described as high gain
Mad Professor Mighty Red Distortion
Mad Professor
described as high gain levels, high gain
Donner Morpher Distortion
Donner
described as high gain distortion pedal
Fender Pugilist
Fender
described as high gain
Roland ST-2 Power Stack
Roland
described as high gain distortion pedal, high gain saturation suits
Boss MD-2 Mega Distortion
Boss
described as high gain distortion pedal
Tone City Model S Distortion
Tone City
described as high gain
Electro-Harmonix J Mascis Ram's Head Big Muff
Electro-Harmonix
described as high gain
Black Arts Toneworks -Fnord
Black Arts Toneworks
described as high gain
Maxon SM9Pro+ Super Metal Pro Plus Distortion
Maxon
described as high gain
Maxon Sm-9 Pro+
Maxon
described as high gain
Wampler Mofetta
Wampler
described as high gain players
Hotone Chunk Distortion
Hotone
described as high gain
JHS Pedals Kilt V2
JHS Pedals
described as high gain territory
TC Electronic Magus Pro Distortion
TC Electronic
described as high gain distortion pedal
TC Electronic Grand Magus Distortion
TC Electronic
described as high gain distortion pedal
Boss DS-1W Waza Craft Distortion
Boss
described as high gain driver
J. Rockett Tim Pierce Overdrive
J Rockett
described as high gain
Vox TG1-V8DS V8 Distortion
Vox
described as high gain distortion pedal
JHS Ross Distortion
JHS Pedals
described as high gain settings
Hotone Skyline Djent High-Gain Distortion
Hotone
described as high gain distortion pedal
Amptweaker Big Rock Pro II
Amptweaker
described as high gain