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.
Wampler Pinnacle Standard V2
Wampler
described as high gain
Catalinbread Sabbra Traditional Ink
Catalinbread
described as high gain settings, high gain
Tech 21 Marty Friedman
Tech 21
described as high gain
MXR Analog Chorus
MXR
described as high gain
Mooer Rage Machine
Mooer
described as high gain settings, high gain
Ibanez SD9 Sonic Distortion
Ibanez
described as high gain
Jackson Audio Modern Fuzz Deluxe
Jackson Audio
described as high fuzz gain settings, high gain
Warm Audio ODD Box V1
Warm Audio
described as high gain
Sonicake MiniLane Shark Classic Crunch Distortion
Sonicake
described as modern high gain riffing, high gain
Mooer Micro PreAmp 001 (Diezel Hagen)
Mooer
described as high gain
Abasi Pathos Distortion
Abasi
described as high gain knobs, high gain
Wampler Phenom Distortion
Wampler
described as high gain
J. Rockett Animal
J Rockett
described as high gain, high gain guitar work
NuX Drive Core Deluxe
Nux
described as high gain
Electro-Harmonix Micro Metal Muff TOP Boost
Electro-Harmonix
described as high gain
MXR ZW90 Wylde Phase
MXR
described as high gain
TC Electronic Dark Matter Distortion
TC Electronic
described as high gain
Mooer Micro Preamp 16 Phoenix
Mooer
described as german high gain head, high gain
Universal Audio Uafx Anti 1992 High Gain Amp
Universal Audio
described as high gain
Tone City Wild Fro Rabea Massaad Signature Distortion
Tone City
described as high gain
Fender Full Moon
Fender
described as high gain circuit, high gain range, high gain
Donner Extreme Driver
Donner
described as high gain
Dunlop Zakk Wylde Wah
Dunlop
described as high gain
Revv Amplification G4-V2
Revv
described as high gain