Mad Professor has announced the Supreme dual-channel overdrive pedal, a collaboration with blues guitarist Matt Schofield that the company has deemed “the ultimate guitar overdrive pedal”.
The Supreme aims to provide a boost-to-low-gain drive on side A, designed for neck pickups, while side B is optimised for bridge pickups with a high-headroom power amp-style response.
Both sides feature volume, drive, bass and treble controls, and players can switch between them with a single stomp of the A/B footswitch.
There’s also the option to set the pedal into independent mode via a toggle switch, which offers the ability to stack the drives on top of each other for increased gain and sustain.
The Supreme is available from July for €225 - see Mad Professor for more.
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