Plexi Drive Deluxe

Description

Superb Marshall-in-a-box, in the original classy white finish. Detailed and responsive amp-like sound. Works great with single coils, p90s and humbuckers. I've used this into a range of amps (vintage tube amps and random junky rehearsal room ones) and its always sounded good when dialled in.I'm slimming down my board and have too many overdrives. This needs a good home (that rocks!).The bass boost toggle switch adds fat, full bottom end which is very useful in lower gain or lower volume applications. For band volumes, it helps to cut the bass to improve the mix.Scuff mark on the lower side, shown in pic. Details on Controls (from Wampler):The Tone knob and the Bass Boost toggle provide a degree of interactivity t and the pedal uses carefully designed JFET transistor circuitry to give authentic, tube-like response and toneBypass Switch – A true-bypass footswitch ensures solid, mechanical removal of the circuit when it isn't wanted, meaning you don't lose any tone when the pedal is off. Volume – This control adjusts the output level of the PlexiDrive. There's plenty of volume on tap, so whether you want to go farther than your input level or just make sure it can do unity volume (the same level of signal going out as you feed it, when active), you're covered. The output volume, Gain and Tone controls all have an impact on the total volume, so you're probably better off waiting to adjust the Volume until you've dialled in the other controls. Re-adjustment might be necessary if you get it to the desired level and still need to tweak the sound. Suggested Settings (volume to suit) Tone – This is a straightforward but powerful control, familiar to anyone who has ever used an overdrive pedal before but refreshing in that it offers a useful range of sounds, not limited "sweet spots" like many three-knob overdrives. Counterclockwise reduces the high frequencies and emphasizes the lows, while clockwise brings in a great deal of highs. It is strongly interactive with the Bass Boost Toggle, so pay attention to their adjustment! Bass Boost Toggle Switch – This switch offers an added level of control over the low frequencies of the pedal by allowing you to kick in a nice low end "thunk!" Great for fattening up single coils, making small cabinets sound big, or getting the most from the higher Tone knob settings, learning the interplay between this switch and the Tone knob is extremely important to getting the most out of your Plexi-Drive! Gain – On the one hand, this adjusts the crunch of the pedal (while also raising the volume – remember the interaction there!); on the other hand, it can be used to go for more or less of a Plexi-voiced crunch tone. At higher settings (noon and above), it's denitely got a classic crunch tone that is unmistakable in its inspiration, responsive as can be and perfectly tuned to bring the best tone to your ngertips. At lower settings, it can morph into a much more generalist overdrive, with the voicing of the pedal still inuencing – but not determining – your overall tone. This makes it what we in the pedal business call a little bit of a "chameleon," capable of working with nearly any piece of gear and adding some extra responsiveness and drive to the sound, with extra tone shaping to boot.

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