Transparent pedals
Pedals players describe as transparent — also called uncoloured, keeps your amp tone, does not colour your tone
Also called uncoloured, uncolored, keeps your amp tone, does not colour your tone, preserves your tone
Strymon OB.1 Bass
Strymon
described as transparent
MXR Timmy Overdrive
MXR
described as transparent
EarthQuaker Devices The Warden
EarthQuaker Devices
described as transparent
Orange King-Comp
Orange
described as transparent
Carl Martin Buff Deluxe
Carl Martin
described as transparent
Walrus Audio Emissary
Walrus Audio
described as transparent
Pete Cornish LD1 Line Driver
Pete Cornish
described as transparent
Seymour Duncan Paranormal
Seymour Duncan
described as transparent
Empress Compressor Mk II
Empress
described as transparent
Crazy Tube Circuits Magnifier Buffer-Preamp
Crazy Tube Circuits
described as transparent
Ampeg Opto Comp Compressor
Ampeg
described as transparent
ToneConcepts Distillery 'The Luke'
Toneconcepts
described as transparent
Aguilar DB 925
Aguilar
described as transparent
Mojo Gear Orange Compressor (Dan Armstrong Orange Squeezer Clone)
Mojo Gear
described as transparent
Shins Music Shin's Music Velvet Boost
Shins Music
described as transparent
J. Rockett Majestic
J Rockett
described as transparent
Fulltone OCD
Fulltone
described as transparent
Strymon Sunset Dual Overdrive
Strymon
described as transparent
Vox TG1-FL4BT Flat 4 Boost
Vox
described as transparent
Warm Audio Dirty Boy Jr. Booster
Warm Audio
described as transparent
Browne Amplification Alkene Nashville Overdrive
Browne Amplification
described as transparent
Strymon Compadre Dual Voice Compressor
Strymon
described as transparent
IK Multimedia Z-Tone Buffer Boost
Ik Multimedia
described as transparent
Browne Amplification The Atom Nashville Overdrive
Browne Amplification
described as transparent