Not content with running the gamut of switching solutions, Canada's Radial Engineering looks set to do the same with drive pedals, judging from its latest release, the Texas-Pro.
The Texas-Pro offers an overdrive section plus a boost circuit capable of delivering up to 22dB of extra gain, while a built-in effects loop allows players to engage a series of pedals with the boost circuit.
Controls for drive, level and tone plus a three-position range switch promise overdrive tones from warm vintage sounds to modern rock and aggressive saturation.
Round that off with Radial's Class-A buffer circuit, and the Texas-Pro is a comprehensive prospect indeed. It's available now for $169.99 - see Radial Engineering for more info.
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