Xotic's Soul Driven Allen Hinds overdrive pedal "will help you find the sweet spot every time"
1,500 limited-edition transparent drives to be produced
Longtime Xotic player Allen Hinds has collaborated with the company on a signature overdrive pedal, the Soul Driven AH.
Limited to a run of 1,500, the Soul Driven AH is a boost/overdrive that enhances harmonics while retaining transparency, while its mid boost knob can add clarity in a band mix - Xotic reckon it "will help you find the sweet spot every time".
As per other Xotic pedals, true bypass switching and 9V battery/9-18V power supply options come as standard.
The Soul Driven AH is available from late November for $210, and includes a download card for Allen Hinds' latest album, Fly South, and a certificate of authenticity.
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