JVM Overdrive Pedal
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JVM Overdrive Pedal

A compact 9 V overdrive pedal based on the Marshall JVM amp's sound, with a built-in noise gate and simple tone controls. Aimed at guitarists who want JVM-style drive on a pedalboard.

  • Overdrive pedal inspired by the Marshall JVM amp
  • Built-in noise gate for high-gain settings
  • Simple tone controls
  • 1/4" jack input and output
  • 9 V DC centre-negative or battery power
  • About 10 hours of battery play time
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Descrizione

The JVM Overdrive Pedal brings the drive character of Marshall's JVM amplifier to a small pedalboard unit. It is designed to give full-bodied overdrive with an articulate response, and covers a range from clean harmonics up to heavy distortion.

A built-in noise gate reduces unwanted noise at high-gain settings. The controls are kept simple so the tone can be shaped quickly without a complicated setup.

The pedal has a single 1/4" jack input and a single 1/4" jack output. It runs from a 9 V DC supply with a centre-negative connector, or from a battery, which gives about 10 hours of play time. The finish is black and gold, and the unit weighs 0.74 kg. It is designed and engineered in the UK and made in Vietnam.

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Specifiche

Marca
Marshall
Modello
JVM Overdrive Pedal
Categoria
Effetti e pedali

General

Model
PEDL-92014
Colour
Black and Gold
Country of origin
Designed and engineered in UK. Made in Vietnam.

Inputs

Inputs
1 x 1/4" jack input

Outputs

Outputs
1 x 1/4" jack output

Power

Power
9 V DC (Centre negative)
Battery play time
10 hours (If not External PSU, not included with pedal)

Physical

Weight
0.74 kg
Width
101mm / 3.97"
Height
52mm / 2"
Depth
131mm / 5.15"

Features

Noise gate
Built-in
Controls
Simple tone controls

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