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Powered by the PedalPCB Mahayana Drive board, this is a pedal inspired by (i.e. a clone of) the Hermida Audio Zendrive, a highly-regarded overdrive pedal that apparently sounds like a Dumble amp. I don't know what a Dumble really sounds like, but I know what this pedal sounds like: awesome. The pedal features four controls: Volume, Drive, Tone, and Voice, similar to the original model. There is a wide variety of tonal possibilities, from an edge-of-breakup feel, to thick overdrive and light distortion territory.
But the most important part here is that I put Ben Franklin on a guitar pedal. Ben rhymes with Zen, so it makes sense from that angle. And at this price, it's cheaper than taping a $100 bill to your board. Runs off a standard 9V center-negative DC power supply. (No internal battery connection.)
Quality Jones pedals are handmade in Michigan, as a result of therapeutic evenings tinkering around with electronics. Your purchases help keep me building, and offering budget options to those who may not be handy with electronics. If you have any special requests for pedals you would like to see, please send me a message here on Reverb.
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