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It’s been a decade since we launched our original PDF-1, which was an evolution of one of the best guitar pedals of all time – the Maestro MPF-1. Since then, the PDF-2 has improved on the recipe and taken things to a new level. Now, the PDF-1X brings the best of both worlds together, for an all-in-one tone-sculpting powerhouse that’s our most versatile pedal yet. This is a special run, so get your filthy mitts on one while you can. When they’re gone, they’re gone.
Dual footswitches. Expression control. Parametric EQ. High-gain and low-gain flexibility. It’s all here. And as well as combining the best features of the PDF-1 and PDF-2 in a single pedal, the PDF-1X also comes with a shiny new feature – a volume knob. This helps it play nicely with other pedals, and opens up a new range of tonal options across the clean and dirty channels. The gain control is now an internal trimpot, which is pre-set to PDF-1 territory but can be ramped all the way up into PDF-2 high-gain anarchy if that’s your bag.
With that added versatility, the PDF-1X gives you boost, overdrive, distortion, and fuzz in one pedal. Not to mention the parametric EQ control and expression pedal functionality for precise tweaking and phaser or wah sounds. It’s a lot. But you’re worth it. And you get to decide if it’s a set-and-forget, always-on secret sauce for your playing, a versatile scalpel for finding the perfect tone in the studio, or anything in between.
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