Es stimmt, bei einem Gig hat Brian einmal ein modifiziertes Pedal vor die Füße von Brad Paisley geworfen, in der Hoffnung, dass er es aufheben und ausprobieren würde. Zum Glück für uns und für dich hob Brads Techniker es auf, spielte es - fand es toll und gab es Brad, der es mitnahm und es LIEBTE. Von diesem Zeitpunkt an hat er Wampler-Pedale benutzt und geliebt.

Nachdem er einige Jahre lang unsere Pedale (Ego, Underdog und Faux AnalogEcho) benutzt hatte, erwähnte Brads damaliger Techniker Chad gegenüber Brian, dass Brad mit seinem Sound nicht 100%ig zufrieden sei und wir vielleicht alle zusammenarbeiten sollten, um den perfekten Overdrive für Brad zu bauen, mit dem er aufnehmen und auf Tour gehen könnte. Seine Anforderungen waren recht „einfach“... es sollte clean sein, aber auch crunchy mit etwas „Beef“. Es muss einen fliessenden Ton beim Solospiel haben. Es muss dem Ton ein wenig Hair hinzufügen, aber dann muss es auch in der Lage sein, einen knallharten Gain zu liefern, oh... aber bitte nicht die Tonalität zerstören. Es muss alles haben, in einem Pedalformat, aber es darf nicht wie ein Pedal klingen!

Über einen Zeitraum von mehreren Monaten erstellte Brian einige Schaltkreise und schickte sie los. Hier und da wurden noch ein paar Feinheiten angepasst, und als schließlich der offizielle „Prototyp v2.0“ vorlag, wanderte er direkt in das Live-Rack und auf die Brad Paisley: H20"-Welttournee 2010.

Brad Paisley:
„...wir haben dieses (Pedal) tatsächlich im Studio aufgenommen, um es auszuprobieren. Ich habe einen Trainwreck-Verstärker, den ich habe, aufgedreht und den Sound der Verzerrung verglichen, und es war sehr, sehr ähnlich. Und das ist ein sehr guter Test, denn jedes Mal, wenn ein Pedal einen großartigen Overdrive-Verstärker imitieren kann, dann ist man auf einem guten Weg...“

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.

Brad Paisley:
“…we actually recorded this (pedal) in the studio, you know, trying it out. I turned up a Trainwreck Amp that I’ve got and compared the sound of the distortion and it was very, very similar. And that’s a very good test because any time a pedal can mimic a great overdriven amp then you’re on to something…”

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Paisley Drive

A few years ago Brad Paisley requested we build him a delay specically for a project he was working on, that project was an album called Wheelhouse. He wanted something that was more dreamy, that had a more airy texture that can easily send the repeats into self-oscillation. Something that can create a mood
based purely on the delay line itself. First seen online as the SkyLine Delay proto, which then had it’s name changed to Wheelhouse (in tribute to the album) proto, it is now available as The Doctor.

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There is one overdrive circuit to this day has been the most talked about, the most sought after, and the most mythical of them all. It’s big, it’s expensive, and it has certainly earned its place at the table. Wampler has painstakingly and faithfully reproduced that magical tone in all its glory in an unbelievably small package, and its name is Tumnus. Tumnus is a versatile addition to any setup, any style. Stack it with another pedal to help push or shape the total amount of gain, use it as a stand alone overdrive, or use it as a slightly dirty boost to push the front end of your amp over the edge. You can even use it as a buffer, because just like the original this pedal is not true bypass. Instead, faithful to the original, this pedal contains a buffered bypass tone legendary in its own right. The Tumnus’ streamlined 3 control knobs (Volume, Gain, and Treble) allow you to quickly dial in your tones no matter what the gig calls for. We aren’t going to sit here and claim it has magical parts, or we sourced out 60 year old diodes that make it perfect, but we are going to say that during our research we looked at everything available and then only used the parts that Brian chose to replicate that amazing tone. Let’s face it, not everyone has room for a four-legged beast on their board. This smaller version slips in and out of a myriad of tight situations. Now you can have the tone. Now you can have history. Now you can have it all without having to sell your prized gear possessions. The Wampler Tumnus, standing up for that amazing tone, but without the outrageous claims often associated with it.

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Tumnus

Fusion, eine relativ neue Musikrichtung, die Jazz und Rock, besonders den technischen "Shredder"-Stil der 80er Jahre, verbindet, hat Tom Quayle als eine seiner führenden Figuren. Trotz seines tiefen theoretischen Wissens fand Tom lange keinen passenden Effektpedal. Nach einer Zusammenarbeit mit Wampler Pedals im Jahr 2012 wurde das Dual Fusion entwickelt, mit zwei modifizierten Schaltkreisen aus dem Euphoria und Paisley Drive. Es bietet Klarheit, Kontrolle und einen Verstärker-ähnlichen Sound und spricht Gitarristen verschiedener Genres an.

Fusion, a relatively new genre blending jazz and rock, particularly the technical "shredder" style from the 80s, has Tom Quayle as one of its leading figures. Known for his deep theoretical knowledge and unique playing style, Tom struggled to find a pedal that matched his needs. After collaborating with Wampler Pedals in 2012, they developed the Dual Fusion pedal. It features two modified circuits from the Euphoria and Paisley Drive, designed to give Tom clarity, control, and amp-like response when stacked. The Dual Fusion has become a versatile tool for modern fusion guitarists and appeals to players of all genres.

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Dual Fusion

“This is a hard working pedal crafted for one of the hardest working musicians on the planet for use by all guitarists as the backbone for a fantastic tone”
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ntroducing the all-new Wampler Brent Mason ReWired—an ultra-versatile, 2-channel Overdrive and Distortion pedal that delivers an incredible range of essential tones for every guitarist.

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