Mid forward pedals
Pedals players describe as mid forward — also called mid hump, midrange bump, pushed mids
Also called mid hump, midrange bump, pushed mids, mid heavy
Sits at the mid forward end of the mid emphasis scale — the opposite pole is scooped mids pedals.
EarthQuaker Devices Blumes V1 Low Signal Shredder
EarthQuaker Devices
described as mid forward
JHS Pedals JHS Bonsai
JHS Pedals
described as mid hump
JAM Pedals Eureka! Fuzz v2
Jam Pedals
described as mid forward
Wampler Cory Wong
Wampler
described as mid forward
Tone City TC-T6 Kaffir Lime Overdrive
Tone City
described as mid forward
Amptweaker Tight Rock 2
Amptweaker
described as mid forward
Fulltone Ultimate Octave
Fulltone
described as mid forward
Crazy Tube Circuits Ziggy V2
Crazy Tube Circuits
described as mid forward
Donner Blues Drive
Donner
described as mid forward
Black Arts Toneworks Dual Revelation Custom
Black Arts Toneworks
described as mid forward
Behringer UM300 Heavy Metal Distortion
Behringer
described as mid heavy
Godlyke Ibanez TS9 Tamura-Mod
Godlyke
described as mid forward
Mooer Micro Preamp 003 Power-Zone (Koch PowerTone)
Mooer
described as mid forward
JHS Double Dragon
JHS Pedals
described as mid forward
Boss DS-1W Waza Craft Distortion
Boss
described as mid forward
Mooer 011 Cali-Dual
Mooer
described as mid forward
Ibanez TS808HW Hand-Wired Tube Screamer
Ibanez
described as mid hump
EVH Modern High Gain
MXR
described as mid forward
Boss DS-1 Distortion (Japan, 1980s)
pedal
described as mid forward
Source Audio L.A. Lady
Source Audio
described as mid forward
Dunlop MXR M78 Custom Modified OD, also known as the Bad Ass Modified OD
Dunlop
described as mid heavy
ProCo RAT 2
Proco
described as mid forward
Fuzzrocious Dark Driving
Fuzzrocious
described as mid forward
Tone City TC-T38 Metal Storm classic British-style high
Tone City
described as mid forward