Overdrive, distortion and fuzz, Keeler Designs have it all and it’s good stuff. The Kick turned out to sound like a classic fuzz and still be very versatile, which I really loved. The highlight of the 4 pedals I got to test!
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And then there was distortion. Don’t expect this to work well as a boost but it delivers hard rocking tones with the right setup and when you keep tweaking, it will thank you by delivering really good out-there tones as well.
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Taking the gain up a notch in the Keeler Designs range of pedals, the Push comes with a treble control instead of a tone control. Does it have a negative influence on the tone? Nope, it sounds mighty fine!
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Keeler Designs has a number of very similar looking pedals doing very different things. The Pull overdrive is rather subtle but in a good way and delivers tones that are right on the money.
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