Brad Paisley: Paisley Drive

It's true, at a gig Brian once threw a modified pedal at the feet of Brad Paisley in the hope that he would pick it up and try it. Fortunately for us, and you, Brad’s tech picked it up, played it - digged it and gave it to Brad who took it away and LOVED it. From that point on, he has used and loved Wampler Pedals.

After a few years of using our pedals (Ego, Underdog and Faux AnalogEcho) Brad’s tech at the time, Chad, mentioned to Brian that Brad wasn’t 100% content with his tone and maybe we should all work together to make the perfect overdrive for Brad to record and tour with. His requirements were quite “simple”… it needs to be clean but get crunchy with some “beef” to it. It needs to have a fluid tone when soloing. It needs to add a little hair to the tone but then but then has to be able to give flat out ball busting gain, oh… but please do not wreck the tonality. It needs to have everything, in a pedal format, but do not make it sound like a pedal!

Over a period of months, Brian made some circuits and sent them off, there were a couple of “tweaks” here and there to be made and then finally, when official “prototype v2.0” landed, it went straight into the live rack and out on the 2010 “Brad Paisley: H20” world tour.

Built in the U.S.A.
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High grade components picked for their superior sound and response
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2 switches – Presence and Mid Contour
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Relay true bypass with soft switch
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Top mounted input and output jacks
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Battery connection and 9v power jack
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Power draw: between 9mA (9v) and 17mA (18v) (LED will flash 3 times when power from battery is getting low)
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As used by Brad Paisley live and in the studio 2.5” x 4.5” x 1.5? in size (63.5mm x 114.3mm x 38.1mm) – height excludes knobs and switches