Low gain pedals
Pedals players describe as low gain — also called light gain, barely breaking up, edge of breakup
Also called light gain, barely breaking up, edge of breakup, just a little grit, slightly gritty, cleanish, barely breaks up, just breaking up
Sits at the low gain end of the gain level scale — the opposite pole is extreme gain pedals.
Mad Professor Supreme Matt Schofield Overdrive
Mad Professor
described as low gain
JAM Pedals Rattler Limited
Jam Pedals
described as low gain toggle switch, low gain
Donner Big Mouth Distortion
Donner
described as low gain
Electronic Audio Experiments Limelight
Electronic Audio Experiments
described as low gain
Carl Martin DC Drive V3
Carl Martin
described as low gain
Ibanez Tube Screamer
Ibanez
described as low gain
EarthQuaker Devices Dirt Transmitter Rancho de la Luna
EarthQuaker Devices
described as low gain
Behringer BOD400 Bass Overdrive
Behringer
described as low gain settings, low gain
Boss JB-2
Boss
described as edge of breakup
Beetronics Fatbee JFET Overdrive
Beetronics
described as low gain
Crowther Hot Cake
Crowther
described as low gain
JHS Morning Glory
JHS Pedals
described as low gain, edge of breakup
Dunlop Way Huge Doom Hammer Fuzz, model WM45
Dunlop
described as low gain
Fender Hammertone Overdrive
Fender
described as low gain, clean low gain use, edge of breakup
Beetronics Nectar
Beetronics
described as low gain
Dunlop MXR GT-OD Overdrive
Dunlop
described as low gain settings, low gain
Wampler Tumnus V2
Wampler
described as low gain
Xotic BB Preamp
Xotic
described as gain low
Browne Amplification Carbon
Browne Amplification
described as low gain settings, low gain
Chase Bliss Automatone Preamp MKII
Chase Bliss Audio
described as edge of breakup
EarthQuaker Devices Plumes Signal Shredder
EarthQuaker Devices
described as low gain
Carl Martin Crunch Drive
Carl Martin
described as edge of breakup
Revv G2 (Green Channel Drive)
Revv
described as edge of breakup
Sonicake Trio Rider
Sonicake
described as low gain settings, low gain