Wampler Pantheon Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal

Perfect fuzz!!! A lot of room to dial in a great tight fuzz tone! It works unbelievably well before or after your Wah Wah!!! Used it on a few tours already and completely holds up without question! No noise and way easier to tame than most any fuzz and I have a lot of them!

I must have read every review and watched every youtube video on this pedal to see if it was going to be right for me. I finally decided to go for it and I am glad that I did. The most awesome part of this pedal is the "blend" knob. It's like having a clean amp and a distorted amp set up in front of you and being able to mix the two. There are an infinite number of varieties of grit/overdrive/grind, whatever word you prefer. The overdrive section is great too, with lots of tone shaping via the normal/fat/fatter switches. You can get just about any lead and rhythm setup that you'd like. I now have 2 wampler pedals and have found them to be first quality all around. Great packaging and instructions as well. Amazing paint and graphics for a small shop!

I recently bought an American B-Bender Telecaster, my pedal board is set up mainly for the strats I play. My TS9 tube screamer and OCD pedal are my main distortion pedals and I love them with the strats but with this telecaster I wanted something where I have more control over my clean sound. I ran across this pedal and decided to give it a try after watching Brent Mason himself review it on YouTube. It has exceeded all my expectations, it is basically 2 pedals in 1!! The blend knob is one of the most useful features for me and kicking both sides on together give a very nice 'heavy' sounding distortion that I'm actually able to use out live. Most heavier distortions get lost in the mix of a whole band situation but this one cuts through and I have gotten only good complements about my tone. I'm very happy and highly recommend it if you want a nice chicken pickin" tone but also like a great over drive..... first 5 start pedal I have bought since my Keeley 4 knob compressor. They work great together!!

This pedal has a lot of potential; however, if you don’t adjust your rig accordingly, it will clip your signal and fart out. At low settings it can act as a boost/OD, but as soon as you start cranking up the gain, it hits distortion that’s borderline Fuzzy. For the smoothest/ most natural distortion sound, try rolling back your Guitar’s Volume Knob, then play around with the pedal’s dials. As I said earlier, there’s a lot of gain on the pedal, so your initial setup might cause confusion because even when the pedal’s gain is turned down... it still clips. My guitar volume knob is set to 7-8 (10 is too powerful going into this pedal). I don’t have anything in front of it, because it requires a lower signal going in. I’m also assuming it doesn’t really play well with others, because of all that gain.... It’s really a one man show - a very cocky pedal. Try it if your interested, but you can get by w/ other pedals, like the OCD, MXR Boost, TS808, or Blues Driver.

This is my first Wampler pedal and I must say I'm really impressed. I have a couple other drive pedals (Ibanez TS, Timmy, Boss) that I use all the time for low to mid gain, but wanted something meaner on the board for those occasional high gain moments. This pedal is very tweak-able, and certainly handles high gain but can do so much more. I'd say that it kind of has it's own musical thing going on - definitely not your typical "stack in a box". I'm getting too old and lazy to bend down to tweak pedal settings while playing a set so I like to have a few different drives on the board at any one time. I also find that I like to rotate drive & distortion pedals every so often just to keep it fresh - and this is a very welcome member to the pack :) The only negative thing I can possibly say is that it's a bit pricey, and that it's a bit bulkier and taller than many other pedals like MXR or EHX. Overall this thing is a winner for me.

Amazing pedal!

This Pedal unit came was delivered on time by Amazon - No Problem . I have 6 Guitars with different Pickup configurations some strat ,1 Hagstrom and 1 Les Paul . I've got to say I am very Disappointed with the Sound and Quality . First thing I noticed was Input jack felt awkward when plugging in for the first time compared to other Pedals .Hard ti say if it's supposed to or something not quite Right. Although there was some minor differences when plugging in the different Guitars the Sound still remained far too muddy unless you turned the gain nearly all the way down . My Unit just did not produce the individual String Clarity witnessed on some YouTube Reviews This Dracary's Pedal also picked up Power supply Hum which is not evident when used with a selection of different other Pedals . A Clean Battery Supply was Trialed . No Hum but no other sound improvement either . After all the Hype when extensively sussing out this pedal on YouTube I can't help to feel very Disappointed. . Perhaps it's just My Gear but I got better results just from a Nux MG-100. Cheers. GG.

Not a bad overdrive for the money. I am far from a professional electric guitarist, mostly acoustic, so it works for me.