EarthQuaker Devices Plumes Jr MOSFET Mod Small Signal Shredder Overdrive Pedal

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Double the Gain - The EarthQuaker Devices Blumes Jr MOSFET Mod Low Signal Shredder Overdrive Pedal When EarthQuaker released their original Plumes Jr MOSFET Mod Small Signal Shredder, they thought of it as an original take on the classic tube-scorching circuit that’s been overdone by everyone over the past few decades. So now, I guess you could say the Plumes MOSFET Mod offers an original take on EarthQuaker's original take on a circuit that’s become very hard to do anything original with… if that makes sense. Gain: This controls the amount of drive Tone: More bass to the left, more middles in the middle and more treble to the right Level: This controls the output volume EarthQuaker has enough confidence in your perception abilities that they're gonna go ahead and assume you’ve already taken note of the obvious differences between the Plumes MOSFET Mod and the OG Plumes. For one thing, it’s an even smaller small signal shredder. For another, it’s a limited edition because they told you that in its name. EarthQuaker also put the term “MOSFET Mod” in the name, and that’s the part they should probably spend a minute explaining. Like the original, the Plumes MOSFET Mod features three clipping modes. Modes 1 and 2 (labeled “L” and “N” respectively) are identical to those found in the good old-fashioned Plumes that the hard-working pedal people at EarthQuaker Devices have been making for years, but Mode 3 (labeled “M”) is where this whole “MOSFET Mod” deal comes into play, offering a commanding, tight and focused overdrive that’s rich in harmonics and delivers an overdriven bite in line with the sound of a modern high gain tube amp. At the end of the day, the Plumes Jr MOSFET Mod features the same familiar tone controls as the original Plumes. It’s still a safe space, no worries here. It’s useful through its entire range. The low end is big and clear, and the high end is bright and cutting without killing the mids. Just the right amount of tonal tickling to excite