MUSIKMESSE 2017: LunaStone's TrueOverDrive 1 won plenty of plaudits back at NAMM, so the Danish pedal co has taken the logical next step for Musikmesse in releasing the TrueOverDrive 2.
Despite the near-identical enclosure, the TOD 2 differs from the TOD 1 in its “beefy bottom”, which makes the pedal more suitable for certain guitars and genres - we're thinking single coils here.
Otherwise, the stompbox offers the same core tone and transparency of the original, as well as its soft-switching footswitch with relay.
The TrueOverDrive 2 is available from April for $149/€149 - see LunaStone for more info.
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