Distorsión
Productos populares
- BossEfectos y pedalesDistorsiónComparar 56 desde 50 €
- ProCo
RAT 2 Distortion
Efectos y pedalesDistorsión(180)Comparar 21 desde 86,78 € - Boss
SD-1 Super Overdrive
Efectos y pedalesDistorsión(187)Comparar 45 desde 64,87 € - Electro-Harmonix
Big Muff Pi
Efectos y pedalesFuzz(121)Comparar 58 desde 65 € - Electro-Harmonix
Soul Food Overdrive
Efectos y pedalesDistorsión(262)Comparar 66 desde 75,47 € - Boss
MT-2 Metal Zone Distortion
Efectos y pedalesDistorsión(111)Comparar 70 desde 65 € - Fulltone
OCD V1 Series 4
Efectos y pedalesDistorsión(171)Comparar 31 desde 150 € - Electro-Harmonix
Nano Big Muff Pi
Efectos y pedalesFuzz(98)Comparar 38 desde 73,11 € - Boss
OD-3 Overdrive
Efectos y pedalesDistorsión(68)Comparar 30 desde 93,58 € - JHS
PackRat Distortion
Efectos y pedalesDistorsión(27)Comparar 37 desde 191,87 € - Boss
DS-2 Turbo Distortion
Efectos y pedalesDistorsión(43)Comparar 25 desde 59,95 € - Boss
HM-2W Heavy Metal Waza Craft
Efectos y pedalesDistorsión(19)Comparar 26 desde 135 €
Used Distortion Pedals
- Marshall Guv'nor Plus GV-2 2010s - SilverSegunda mano – Excelente70 €70 €FranciaPolítica de devoluciones de 14 días
- Marshall JH-1 Jackhammer Distortion Pedal 2010s - SilverSegunda mano – Excelente70 €70 €FranciaPolítica de devoluciones de 14 días
- Boss OD-2 Turbo OverDrive (Black Label) 1988 - 1995 - YellowSegunda mano – Excelente110 €110 €Grecia
- Boss OS-2 OverDrive/Distortion (Silver Label) 1990 - Present - YellowSegunda mano – Excelente90 €90 €Grecia
- Boss DF-2 Super Feedbacker and Distortion 1991 - 1993 - OrangeSegunda mano – Excelente130 €130 €Grecia
- Boss SD-2 Dual OverDrive (Silver Label) 1993 - 1998 - YellowSegunda mano – Excelente150 €150 €Grecia
Distortion Pedals For Sale on Reverb
The most focused and straight-up-aggressive of the effects, distortion has been an essential ingredient of rock music for decades. Whether it’s created by cranked tubes, hot analog circuits, or software emulation, guitarists, producers, and DJs alike continue to use distortion in new and compelling ways.
How does a distortion pedal work?
A distortion pedal uses a chip, LED, or other analog component to create clipping, attempting to push too much gain into an input. The amount of clipping, or distortion, is often adjustable with a gain knob. Usually, there is a level control to limit or increase how much this new gain changes the output volume. Many distortion pedals include a tone adjustment or more complex EQ.
What is the difference between overdrive, fuzz, and distortion?
To some extent, the terms are interchangeable and can often be applied to the same device. Generally, overdrive is the most mellow of the three, providing light clipping. Distortion tends to be more predictable and focused than fuzz. For a more in-depth explanation and exploration, see our guide on the differences between overdrive, fuzz, and distortion here.
What is the most versatile distortion pedal?
A mainstay in the distortion market, the ProCo Rat with its simple controls and powerful filter, is so popular that we made a ProCo Rat guide for all its variations, including the 1981 Inventions DRV. For guitarists looking for an expanded option, the Empress Heavy combines two distortions in one box.
What is the best distortion pedal for metal?
For many metal guitarists wanting a tight distortion, a pedal with EQ adjustments, like the Boss Metal Zone will provide more focus and control. Players relying mainly on their amp’s tube distortion may want a tube screamer-style circuit, like the EarthQuaker Devices Plumes, or a simple Boss DS-1 to push the amp further for solos and grinding riffs.