DOD DOD-GUNSLINGER-U Mosfet Distortion Pedal

Discover the Power of the DOD Gunslinger Mosfet Distortion Pedal
The DOD Gunslinger Mosfet Distortion Pedal transforms your clean amp into a powerhouse of distortion, delivering a ferocious tone reminiscent of the high-gain amps of the British rock era. Equipped with MOSFET technology, this pedal offers smooth, tube-like harmonics and a dynamic response that reacts vividly to your playing style. Whether you’re looking for subtle warmth or a raging growl, the Gunslinger is designed to put versatile distortion at your fingertips.

Responsive MOSFET Distortion for Dynamic Play
The heart of the Gunslinger is its MOSFET circuit, which mimics the characteristics of a tube amplifier, providing a rich, full-bodied distortion that cleans up nicely at lower volumes and roars with intensity as you dig in. This allows for a responsive and expressive playing experience, where every nuance of your playing style is captured and amplified.

Flexible Power Options Enhance Tonal Versatility
One of the unique features of the Gunslinger is its ability to operate at both 9V and 18V. While 9V operation provides standard performance, ramping up to 18V boosts the pedal’s headroom significantly, allowing for cleaner tones at higher volumes and a more pronounced distortion character when desired. This flexibility ensures that the Gunslinger can adapt to various playing environments and preferences.

Designed for Optimal Tone Control
With separate controls for low and high frequencies alongside gain and output volume, the Gunslinger offers extensive tone shaping capabilities. This dual-band EQ allows for precise sculpting of your sound, ensuring that your leads cut through the mix and your rhythm tones maintain their fullness and depth.

True Bypass for Uncompromised Sound Quality
The Gunslinger features true bypass switching, ensuring that your tone remains unaffected when the pedal is disengaged. This is crucial for maintaining the integrity of your original guitar sound, especially when using multiple pedals in your signal chain.