New Release from Browne Amplification.


We won't beat around the bush on this because we both know what classic

circuit inspired this pedal. From Stevie Ray Vaughn to John Mayer, this Tube

Screamer has been part of more recordings than any other overdrive pedal. This

version, however, is the version that our resident genius in chief has tweaked to

perfection. He dialed in the midrange to be more nuanced. You still get that

classic midrange bump but without some of the inherent nasaliness that can

sometimes plague this circuit. He altered the clipping to be slightly less

symmetrical. He also tweaked the low end to give it more fullness while still

maintaining a tight and punchy low end.

Why Gritador? Because it means "screamer" in Portuguese.

This is Dave's favorite version of his favorite overdrive.

Just plug it in and let go. I promise you - this thing SCREAMS.


The dimensions of the Gritador are 4.8" x 2.64" x 1.6" (2.25" with knobs) and is

powered by a 9V power supply with draw of 20mA. It has soft switching with an

adjustable startup state and a beautiful glossy Bullfrog Belly Green, keeping the

Gritador in the militaristic aesthetic loved by fans of Browne Amplification.


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ConditionBrand New (New)
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Brand
Model
  • Gritador Classic Overdrive
Categories
Year
  • 2020's
Made In
  • United States
Pedal Format
  • Standard

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