EarthQuaker Devices Plumes Small Signal Shredder Overdrive Pedal

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The EarthQuaker Devices Plumes Small Signal Shredder is an all-analogue overdrive pedal that takes the familiar mid-focused, tube-style overdrive formula and gives it more headroom, clarity and tonal flexibility. Three selectable clipping modes let you move between compressed crunch, open clean boost and looser transparent overdrive, while the redesigned Tone control gives you useful control over bass, mids and treble. With Level, Gain and Tone controls, JFET operational amplifiers and an exceptionally high 10MΩ input impedance, Plumes works brilliantly as a standalone overdrive, low-gain boost or amp-pushing drive pedal for blues, rock, indie, alternative, punk and heavier styles. At A Glance Feature | Details | Brand | EarthQuaker Devices | Model | Plumes | Type | Analog Overdrive Pedal | Condition | New | Controls | Level, Gain, Tone | Clipping Modes | 3 | Mode 1 | Symmetrical LED Clipping | Mode 2 | Open Op-Amp / No Clipping | Mode 3 | Asymmetrical Silicon Clipping | Input Impedance | 10MΩ | Bypass | Relay-Based True Bypass | Switching | Flexi-Switch® | Current Draw | 25mA | Power | 9V DC Centre Negative | Main Appeal | High-headroom overdrive with three distinct clipping voices | Best For | Blues, rock, indie, punk, alternative and amp-pushing drive tones | What Makes The EarthQuaker Devices Plumes Special? Plumes is EarthQuaker Devices' take on the classic tube-style overdrive circuit, but it is designed to offer greater clarity, output and flexibility than a traditional mid-focused overdrive. Instead of the conventional components normally associated with this style of pedal, Plumes uses JFET operational amplifiers and an extremely high input impedance. This helps preserve signal detail and gives the pedal a bright, articulate response with plenty of headroom. The result is an overdrive that can tighten an amplifier, add crunchy rhythm tones, produce singing lead sustain or work as a powerful clean boost. Three Clipping Modes Mode 1