Marshall The Guv’nor Reissue Overdrive Pedal

£149.99

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Description

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Released in 1988 and named after Jim Marshall himself, the original The Guv'nor pedal was the first stompbox that squeezed Marshall's "big black box" sound into a little black box! Setting the standard for distortion, The Guv'nor was adored for providing a smooth overdriven sound with a touch of musical compression, all the way to a cranked and heavy amp-style gain tone. Fast-forward to the present day, and this Vintage Reissue is here to do it all over again!

The Marshall Reissue edition of The Guv'nor faithfully captures the classic sound of the original pedal and comes housed in a casing that's accurately modelled on the original, from the unique shape right down to the individually-coloured control knobs. Everything has been painstakingly reproduced in the same factory that has been building Marshall amplifiers for more than sixty years. All that's missing are the stories you collect over 30+ years of use, but that's where you come in!

Key Features

  • Faithful recreation of one of Marshall's most iconic pedals.
  • Exact same circuitry and components as the original stompbox (apart from pots and jack sockets).
  • Robust, mild steel enclosure in the classic shape with old-school colour scheme.
  • All-analogue design yields rich, responsive and organic drive tones.
  • Standard 9V requirements and low current draw allows the unit to be powered by most conventional pedal power supplies.
  • Ergonomic top-mounted jacks conveniently save space on tight pedalboards.
  • Wired and assembled by hand in the UK.

Specifications

  • Connectors: 1/4" jack input, 1/4" jack output, Y-insert send/return loop for adding effects post EQ (Y-insert cable not included)
  • Controls: Gain, bass, middle, treble & level
  • Power Requirements: 9V battery or 9V DC power adaptor (not included)
  • Current Draw: 6mA
  • Input Impedance: 1MΩ
  • Output Impedance: 50kΩ
  • Dimensions (W x L x H): 112 x 132 x 61 mm
  • Weight: 0.8kg (without battery)

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Marshall

Marshall are one of the most iconic names in guitar amplification, defining the sound of rock for over six decades. From the roaring stacks of the 60s and 70s to their modern DSL and Origin series, Marshall amps deliver unmistakable power, crunch, and character. Their pedals and combos carry that same legacy, offering players everything from classic blues grit to full-blown stadium drive. Built with pride and attitude, Marshall remain the sound of generations of guitarists who live for loud.

Category

Overdrive Pedals

Overdrive pedals add warmth, grit and amplifier-like breakup to your guitar tone. They can be used as a light always-on tone enhancer, a bluesy crunch box, a mid-focused solo boost or a way to push a valve amp into richer saturation.

Different overdrive circuits have very different personalities, from transparent low-gain pedals to classic mid-hump designs and heavier modern drives. They are one of the most important pedal types because they respond to picking dynamics, guitar volume and the character of your amplifier.

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Overdrive

Overdrive pedals recreate the sound of an amplifier being pushed harder, adding warmth, breakup and sustain while still responding naturally to picking dynamics and guitar volume changes. They are one of the most important and widely used pedal types in modern guitar rigs.

Different overdrive circuits offer very different flavours, from transparent low-gain boost-style pedals through to mid-focused classic rock tones and heavier amp-like saturation.