Gritty, dirty, raging, wild distortion. A must have pedal. Screaming loud to whisper soft.

POSTED: 10/19/2005 - 01:05 am

4 knobs (level, speed, depth and regen), stereo output and led battery indicator.

POSTED: 03/01/2009 - 01:55 pm

For any pedal, it is pretty much take out of box, and wrapping, and play. Once you know one basic foot pedal, you know them all and set the settings to your preferences.

POSTED: 04/08/2006 - 02:25 am

Like any pedal, it doesn't take a genious to work a pedal. It is extremely easy to get a good sound out of it as I was abble to pop a 9V battery in from right out of the box and just plug it in and play it.

POSTED: 04/08/2006 - 02:26 am

The name may say "BLUES Overdrive" but this works with any genre that includes distortion/overdrive.

POSTED: 07/12/2010 - 05:07 am

The DX:2 is an older Washburn distortion from the 80's (X series were made between 1983-'89). Made in Taiwan, somewhat related to the famous Boss DS-1 Distortion, but with a lower gain stage and less fizzy then the Boss counterpart.

POSTED: 02/12/2013 - 04:26 am

Avoid it unless it's your only option, and as long as there is a Boss pedal on this earth.

POSTED: 09/26/2006 - 04:20 am

Standard Crybaby-type design and construction. Basically, it's identical to a Crybaby, but with some improvements.

POSTED: 07/14/2008 - 02:36 am

The Paul Stanley Distortion has four knobs: Level, Tone, Contour, and Gain. Surprisingly, there's really only one useable sound that can be dialled in; the contour knob produces no significant change in sound, and the gain need be turned to full to get any decent Overdrive.

POSTED: 03/17/2009 - 03:39 am

This is a good pedal for getting fuzz type sounds, and has a sufficient range of sounds, from blues to rock.

POSTED: 11/26/2009 - 02:44 am