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Description

Introducing the Free The Tone DVL-1L Direct Volume, a game-changing volume effects pedal designed to give guitarists unparalleled control over their sound dynamics. This pedal brings to the table a unique direct volume control circuit that ensures no loss of signal tone or clarity. Whether you're dialing down for a mellow passage or pushing your amp into overdrive, the DVL-1L maintains the integrity of your original tone, making it an essential tool for any serious guitarist.

The DVL-1L is crafted with an intuitive interface, making it easy to incorporate into any pedalboard setup. Its rugged build guarantees durability, while its compact design ensures it won't crowd your pedalboard. The pedal also features an integrated buffer circuit, allowing for long cable runs without signal degradation, providing a clean and transparent sound across your entire signal chain. This makes it ideal for live performances and studio recordings alike.

With its seamless integration into various musical styles and setups, the Free The Tone DVL-1L Direct Volume pedal is not just a utility but a creative extension for musicians looking to expand their sonic possibilities.

Key Features:

  • Unique direct volume control circuit for maintaining tonal integrity
  • Integrated buffer circuit for signal clarity over long cable runs
  • Compact and rugged design suitable for pedalboard use
  • Intuitive control interface for easy operation
  • Ideal for both live performances and studio recordings

Product specs

Brand Free The Tone
Model DVL-1L Direct Volume
Year 2020 - 2025
Made In Japan
Categories Controller, Expression and Volume Pedals

FAQs

What are the main features of the Free The Tone DVL-1L Direct Volume pedal?

The Free The Tone DVL-1L Direct Volume pedal features a high-quality buffer circuit, smooth volume control, and is designed for minimal tone coloration. It offers precise volume adjustments and is suitable for both live performances and studio settings.

Does the Free The Tone DVL-1L Direct Volume pedal require a power supply?

Yes, the DVL-1L Direct Volume pedal requires a standard 9V DC power supply. It is important to use a power supply that meets these specifications to ensure optimal performance.

Can the Free The Tone DVL-1L Direct Volume pedal be used with both electric and acoustic guitars?

Yes, the DVL-1L Direct Volume pedal is compatible with both electric and acoustic guitars, providing smooth volume control without altering the instrument's natural tone.

How does the buffer circuit in the Free The Tone DVL-1L Direct Volume pedal benefit my guitar signal?

The buffer circuit in the DVL-1L helps maintain signal integrity by preventing tone loss over long cable runs. This ensures your guitar's tone remains clear and strong, even with multiple effects pedals in your signal chain.

Is the Free The Tone DVL-1L Direct Volume pedal suitable for use with a bass guitar?

Yes, the DVL-1L Direct Volume pedal can be used with a bass guitar. It provides consistent volume control and maintains the low-end frequencies crucial for bass performance.

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See how MISA uses Free The Tone DVL-1L Direct Volume

MISA

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Band-Maid

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The Free The Tone DVL-1L Direct Volume pedal is visible in the bottom left corner of MISA's pedalboard, as evidenced by the image source.

See how Kavus Torabi uses Free The Tone DVL-1L Direct Volume

Kavus Torabi

Singer, Guitarist

Cardiacs

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I attended a gig by The Utopia Strong on 07/05/2026 in Manchester at the Halle St Peter’s venue. I saw two pedalboards used by the band and by Kavus. This photo shows one of these pedalboards for guitar. Kavus played a variety of instruments at the gig including bass, guitar and a Jas shruti box or accordian of some kind. A Free The Tone Direct Volume can be seen on the board.

See how Jeffrey James Kollman uses Free The Tone DVL-1L Direct Volume

Jeffrey James Kollman

Guitarist, Music Producer

UFO

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At 16:07 in Premier Guitar's "Jeff Kollman (of Alan Parsons Live Project) Rig Rundown Guitar Gear Tour" video on YouTube, a Free The Tone DVL-1L Direct Volume pedal is visible on Jeffrey James Kollman's pedalboard.

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