Marshall Bluesbreaker Guitar Pedal
Guitarist John Mayer includes the original Marshall Bluesbreaker Guitar Pedal in his extensive guitar pedal collection. more
"My fuzz pedal is a Marshall Blues Breaker. I’ve collected about six of them, since they stopped making them. So I always keep one in the... more
> The Marshall Bluesbreaker is one of my first pedals I got around ‘94. It’s very transparent and gets along well with most of my amps. I... more
Michael Wilton uses a Marshall Bluesbreaker Guitar pedal, according to his [website](http://www.michaelwilton.com/effects.html). more
Reviews
Trusted musician and artist reviews for Marshall Bluesbreaker Guitar Pedal
Based on 8 Reviews
Probably my favourite pedal.
This is my go to for pretty much all overdrive, but I tend to use it for leads now. It has just the right amount of bite and tone for me, plus I love the look.
I love having a Marshall BluesBreaker...THE TONES!!!
I got this bad boy off of Reverb and love the tones I can get from it with a Boss 7-Band EQ. I just keep the bands flat and raise the level. Works great as a booster as do a lot of other things on my board. I switched the OG knobs for some blue MXR knobs, looks badass!!! \m/ (-_-) \m/
I love the tones i have heard John Mayer get from it i will probably get a clone of this though because i want something with abit more versatility and gain.
Best overdrive ever
It's just the best. Transparent and stable. Sounds good with any amp, guitar and effects. I wish I had one more!
INCREDIBLE PEDAL
I made a copy of the Marshall Bluesbreaker and it works a dream
Bluesbreaker Guitar Pedal
The very best pedal that I used for making indie rock and some blues pieces of U2 songs just the end part of "Angel of Harlem" , "when love comes to town" and "heartland"..
Prefer this to the new one :)
I really like this pedal, I use it kinda like a mini overdrive pedal, and it does the job! :)