pedal pal fx 2019 PedalPalFx PAL800-V3 GOLD Overdrive

pedal pal fx 2019 PedalPalFx PAL800-V3 GOLD OverdrivePedalPalFx PAL 800 GOLD Overdrive (used, exellent condition) This design is the second version of our 800 series, known to our customers as the "Gold Version". This pedal is the result of all our knowledge and experience with the most famous British amps tone and also with our PAL 800 JCM Emulator and PAL 959 PLEXI Emulator pedals. It includes a three position switch known as "Gain Voicing" that will allow you to get different British amps gain tones.

PedalPalFx PAL 800 GOLD Overdrive (used, exellent condition) 

This design is the second version of our 800 series, known to our customers as the "Gold Version". This pedal is the result of all our knowledge and experience with the most famous British amps tone and also with our PAL 800 JCM Emulator and PAL 959 PLEXI Emulator pedals. It includes a three position switch known as "Gain Voicing" that will allow you to get different British amps gain tones.

Each pedal is carefully setup by hand for maximum performance and tested by the founders of PedalPalFx, therefore it is not a massive production pedal and there will be only a few per month available on the market, a true “Boutique Pedal”.

How does the "Gain Voicing switch" work?
This three-position switch will allow you to get different tone responds (Voicing) in the gain section of the pedal, the change between positions will be more radical at low gain settings and smoother as you turn up the "Gain" knob. At maximum "Gain" knob position this switch will not affect the gain voicing respond.
The middle position is the most flat respond setting of the three positions, ideal to use at low gain settings (bellow 11 o'clock position of the "Gain" knob), the lower position will give you more middle and bass response and the upper position more brightness and less bass response. 
Each position will affect the output volume level of the effect depending of the "Gain" knob position, in this case, you will need to adjust also the "Volume" knob to your taste when you use the "Gain Voicing switch".