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Special Edition Blackout Keeley D & M Drive. Signed by both Dan & Mick from That Pedal Show. Amazing drive with tons of options. Easy to switch between boost into drive or drive into boost. Very versatile pedal with TRS capability to easily hook up both side of the drive to a loop switcher. 2 small blemishes on the bottom side of the pedal shown in the last photo. The top is mint. Free Shipping.More info…The D&M Drive is a collaboration between pedal maestro Robert Keeley and That Pedal Show's tone authorities Dan Steinhardt and Mick Taylor. It's effectively two pedals in one: an obsessive boutique overdrive for Dan, plus an independent/stackable boost for Mick that ranges from Katana Boost clean to TS-style midrange grit. Each channel gives you its own Level, Gain, and Tone controls. So whether you want just a touch of dirt or full-on fuzz-like distortion, the Keeley D&M Drive puts you in complete control. The real magic happens when you run the two pedals together — either the boost first or the drive first — and pummel your tube amp into submission.The real beauty of the D&M Drive is its switchable FX order. Not only do you get independent drive and boost circuits from a single pedal, but you can order them however you like. Want to give your solos the spotlight? Then place Mick's boost after the drive. Want to saturate your drive into a white-hot sputtery mess? Run Dan's drive after the boost. There are no cables to swap in the Keeley D&M Drive — just flip a toggle for results faster than you could ever get from independent pedals.
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