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The Black Arts Toneworks Revelation Superlead is a powerhouse distortion pedal that delivers a rich, dynamic range of tones, perfect for unleashing a torrent of sound from your guitar. This pedal is meticulously crafted for musicians who crave a versatile and responsive distortion effect. With its high-gain capabilities, the Revelation Superlead is engineered to produce a thunderous sonic presence that can cut through any mix with ease. It shines in both live performances and studio sessions, offering a distinct character that suits a variety of genres, from classic rock to modern metal.

The Revelation Superlead is built with high-quality components, ensuring durability and reliability. Its intuitive control layout allows for precise sound shaping, with knobs for Gain, Volume, Treble, Mid, and Bass. This flexible EQ section provides an extensive palette of tones, empowering musicians to tailor their sound to perfection. Additionally, the pedal features a true bypass switch, meaning your signal remains pure and unaltered when the pedal is not in use.

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High-gain distortion pedal designed for dynamic soundscapes
Intuitive control layout with Gain, Volume, Treble, Mid, and Bass knobs
True bypass switching for uncompromised signal integrity
Durable construction with high-quality components
Suitable for a wide range of musical styles, from rock to metal

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The Revelation Superlead is often compared to the Dunwich DA-120 for its versatility in achieving the Dopesmoker tone with a single channel.
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The Revelation Superlead is mentioned alongside the OCD, Full Drive 2, and DS-1 as options for getting "marshall in a box" tones.
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The Revelation Superlead is considered a solid alternative to other well-regarded pedals like the Catalinbread Dirty Little Secret and JHS Angry Charlie for distortion needs.
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Users suggest using the Revelation to push an already overdriven amp for optimal performance, especially in stoner/doom setups.
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The pedal excels in pushing fuzz pedals, making it ideal for heavy, doomy soundscapes common in stoner rock.
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The Revelation Superlead is referenced for achieving both superlead and superbass tones, offering versatility for different rock and metal styles.
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It's noted that the Revelation Superlead works especially well when paired with a Model T preamp clone for epic doom tones.
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Scott Shriner

Bassist

Weezer

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According to Effects Bay, in this photo (taken in 2013) Shriner appears to be using Black Arts Toneworks Revelation Superlead pedal.

This is a prototype version, which explains drastic difference in design.

Mike Dean

Singer, Bassist

Corrosion of Conformity

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In the article "Corrosion Of Conformity's Mike Dean: “It’s all in the hands and in your dedication and connection to the creativity of the universe”" by Ian Glasper on Musicradar.com, when asked about effects pedals, Mike Dean confirms that he uses Black Arts Tone Works Revelation pedal:

I don’t really use pedals; well, maybe on the recordings sometimes, when a bit of distortion is required. Most of the time that’s just the amp wide open, or lately, a Black Arts Tone Works Revelation pedal… just a touch of that mixed in. I regard it as a condiment and not a food group.