The overdrive guitar pedalfrom overdrive guitar pedalis a guitar effect overdrive pedal designed to emulate warm, natural tube overdrive. It has uses in many genres and environments, whether playing country or metal, in a bedroom studio or on stage in an arena, this pedal has something to offer. 

It features the JRC4558D IC chip for that signature soft-clipping sound and a boost circuit that is capable of adding up to 20 dB at the tap of a switch. The pedal also incorporates two individual true bypass switches for total independent control, allowing the Overdrive and Booster to be used separately or in conjunction with each other. A toggle switch places the boost either pre or post the overdrive section and a rear-panel switch offers the option of 9-volt or 18-volt operation. It is powered by a single 9V battery or an optional 9V AC adapter (Ibanez AC509 sold separately).

Overdrive, Level, and Tone Controls    Works with an AC Adapter or 9V Battery    LED Indicator    True Bypass    Boost Switch for Pre/Post Overdrive

1/4" input and output jacks

Delivers warm, natural tube overdrive sound

LED indicator shows status of effect and the battery condition

Works with 9V battery or 9V AC power adapter (Ibanez AC509 sold separately)

Rugged metal construction assures durability

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. No media came with the pedals. I am wondering where this configuration software can be found?

A: This is pre-programmed for Flip-Q software.

Q: 2. Could this be compatible with a Yamaha P121?

A: I'm sorry, but the Kawai F20 double pedal will not work together with a Yamaha P121. Instead, I would recommend considering options like these, which would be compatible with the P121: 3-pedal unit, with stand (both products are required, to use these pedals): https://bhpho.to/3FmL3je https://bhpho.to/3I6onp4 Universal single pedal: https://bhpho.to/3zWAYIG

Q: 3. Is this compatible with Alesis electronic drum sets?

A: This kick drum pedal trigger is made for Roland V-Drums, but can work as a trigger for Alesis electric drums.

Q: 4. the pedal is doing the opposite. It sustains when I don't press and vice versa. What should I do to fix the problem?

A: Your keyboard appears to be expecting the opposite polarity for the pedal. See if there is a switch on the pedal itself to reverse polarity, or if you can change this setting on your keyboard. I would expect that the pedal would work correctly out of the box with a Kawai piano, but who knows if a polarity setting could have been changed. Definitely sounds like a simple polarity issue, though, which could certainly arise out of the box if you are using the pedal with another brand of keyboard, because the polarity convention varies among manufacturers.

Q: 5. Hello,Can you connect a microphone to this pedal?

A: The RC-1 Loop Station Pedal is designed for connection of electric guitar, bass, or another instrument such as a keyboard or FX unit via 1/4 jacks. It does not support microphone input.

Q: 6. How many Stream Deck Pedals can I use at once? Can I have one for each foot and configure them differently.

A: Currently, only one Elgato Stream Deck Foot Pedal can be used at a time.

Q: 7. Are these for x box?

A: The Thrustmaster T3PM Magnetic Pedal Set Add-On is compatible with PS5, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, 4

Q: 8. Will these pedals plug in to my Logitech wheel? I'm only interested upgrading the pedals at this point.

A: The Thrustmaster T-LCM Gaming Pedal Set BH #THTLCMPDLS can be used as a stand alone pedals attached directly to the computer.

Q: 9. Will this X-keys XK-3 Rear Hinged Foot Pedal work with Sony Transcription Software?

A: The pedals can be custom programmed to work with nearly any application that is operated by mouse.

Q: 10. Ref: Prompter People REM-FOOT2 Does this work with iPhone and iPad ? Or just computer (I have PC)?

A: Unfortunately Prompter People lists this Pedal as "Not compatible with iCUE or iOS", so it will not work with an iPhone or iPad. It will however work with a Mac Computer or PC.