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(More customer reviews)I've discovered the best distortion pedal. Built like a tank. Only drawback is it is a little larger than the BOSS pedals. Combined this pedal with the Hardwire CM-2 overdrive pedal and you've got everything from classic to crunch to heavy metal tones. Very clean, fat, smooth, not harsh and tinny IMO. Best pedals I've purchased yet. Probably will buy the DL-8 and RV-7 also as both sound very nice. You can check video reviews from [...] on youtube and judge for yourself. They've got some very nice demos. The only pedal i didn't like is the TL-2. Too digital sounding and not to my taste. Digitech has a winner in the Hardwire series. Best pedals they make.
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Superior Technology \' Meticulous Craftsmanship \' True InnovationTrue Bypass. HardWire pedals modify your guitar tone only when you want. HardWire pedals add pure effects when they\'re on and don\'t add noise when they\'re off—truly the best of both worlds. And if you happen to lose power to HardWire pedals in the middle of a performance, you can keep playing because HardWire pedals switch to True Bypass mode until power is restored. Higher Voltage . HardWire pedals preserve guitar tone because they operate at a significantly higher voltage than your standard pedals. HardWire pedals get the most out of hot guitar pickups and perform flawlessly in the high voltage environment of an amplifier effects loop.Constant Voltage. HardWire pedals guarantee constant effects performance throughout the life of the battery and prevent tone loss because they operate at a steady voltage—independent of decaying battery voltage.Tourworthy. HardWire pedals are designed for the touring musician. Unique Stomplock\' guards prevent controls from being kicked and your tone from being changed. Each HardWire pedal includes custom-cut Velcro pads to fasten it to a pedalboard and green gaffer tape for the actuator label and see the pedal in the most adverse stage lighting conditions.
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