High gain pedals
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 pedals.
Electronic Audio Experiments Surveyor V2.5
Electronic Audio Experiments
described as hi lo gain range
Mad Professor Mighty Red Distortion
Mad Professor
described as high gain levels, high gain
GFI System Jonassus Overdrive
Gfi System
described as high gain
Source Audio Artifakt
Source Audio
described as high gain
Caroline Guitar Company "The Blues" Transistor Tone Enhancer/Overdrive
Caroline Guitar Company
described as modern high gain designs, high gain
NuX Lacerate
Nux
described as high gain
Hotone Skyline Djent High-Gain Distortion
Hotone
described as high gain
JAM Pedals Fuzz Phrase Si Silicon Fuzz
Jam Pedals
described as high gain
Dunlop MXR Distortion Plus
Dunlop
described as high gain
Sonicake Fazy Cream Vintage Fuzz
Sonicake
described as high gain
Tone City TC-T37 Mad Stone Classic Germanium Diode
Tone City
described as high gain
JHS Double Dragon
JHS Pedals
described as hi gain toggle
Browne Amplification Carbon X
Browne Amplification
described as high gain
DryBell The Engine
Drybell
described as high gain
Beetronics Octahive Custom Boomerang
Beetronics
described as high gain
Fender Pugilist
Fender
described as high gain
Revv Chat Breaker
Revv
described as high gain
Electro-Harmonix J Mascis Ram's Head Big Muff
Electro-Harmonix
described as high gain
Boss DS-1W Waza Craft Distortion
Boss
described as high gain driver, high gain
Mission Engineering NuAudio Nutube Velocity Overdrive/Distortion
Mission Engineering
described as lo hi gain switch
Red Witch Titan
Red Witch
described as high gain
Wren and Cuff White Elk Small Foot Fuzz
Wren And Cuff
described as high gain
T-Rex Tremonti Phaser
T Rex
described as high gain
EarthQuaker Devices Park Fuzz
EarthQuaker Devices
described as high gain