Respected Canadian amp firm Revv Amplification has announced the G2 overdrive pedal, which brings its amps’ green channel to a pedal format.
Promising “almost-clean to classic-rock distortion” tones, the G2 packs a three-position drive switch to go between different bass response, saturation and gain levels.
There’s also a three-band EQ, plus the usual gain and volume knobs, which allows the G2 to be used as an amp boost or standalone overdrive.
The G2 is available now for $229 - see Revv Amplification for more info.
For higher gain levels, the company also makes the G4 distortion pedal, which crams its red channel tones into stompbox form.
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