Pedal Projects Growly

$120.00 Price Tier: Standard

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In the Overdrive Effects Pedals category, Pedal Projects Growly is priced in the Standard/Professional range. This is quality gear at a fair price point, suitable for beginners, hobbyists, and pros alike.

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The Pedal Projects Growly is the perfect fusion of tonal versatility and user-friendly design, offering musicians a dynamic range of overdrive effects to explore. This unique pedal combines the Growly overdrive with the Owly booster, allowing for seamless integration of both effects. The standout feature of the Growly is its internal trimmer for gain adjustment, which encourages you to focus on your playing style and technique rather than fiddling with knobs.

The "Body" knob acts as a variable input capacitor, shaping your guitar's tonal fullness. Dial it back for a brighter, thinner sound or crank it up for a fuller and more robust tone. Meanwhile, the "Bias" knob provides unmatched control over clipping diodes. Adjust it to favor large germanium diodes for an open saturation or mix in small germanium and silicone diodes for a more compressed, driven sound. Together, these controls allow you to tailor the overdrive to your guitar and amp setup precisely.

The Owly booster can be used independently or in tandem with the Growly overdrive. The intuitive order switch lets you choose whether the booster feeds into the overdrive or boosts the overdriven signal, offering further creative possibilities. Built with durability in mind, the Growly features true bypass switching, Neutrik jacks, and high-quality wiring, ensuring reliable performance every time you plug in.

Key Features:

Two independent MOSFET circuits
True bypass switching
Neutrik Jacks
High quality 22AWG stranded wiring
Top mounted power jack
9V DC negative center only
Internal 9 to 18V conversion
Switch between "Booster > OD" or "OD > Booster"
No battery support

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Brett Kingman

Pedal Projects: Growly MOSFET Overdrive/Boost

Brett Kingman

Pedal Projects Growly Overdrive and Boost

Curtis Kent

Pedal Projects Growly (demo)

Living Room GD

Pedal Projects GROWLY Overdrive demo with Kingbee Strat & Dr Z Antidote

gearmanndude

Pedal Projects Growly, all the tones!

Ásgeir Þrastarson

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Pedal Projects Growly review on pedal-of-the-day.com

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The Pedal Projects Growly Overdrive Boost impresses with its exceptional build quality and unique sound versatility. Featuring a volume, body, and innovative bias knob, it allows for an impressive range of tones from clean boosts to dirty overdrives without adjusting a traditional gain knob. The Owly Boost integration adds a punch to solos, making it a versatile "always on" pedal. While the lack of battery support might be a drawback for some, the pedal’s quality and price make it a standout choice for musicians seeking an adaptable overdrive/boost solution.

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Nick Bockrath

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Cage the Elephant

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In the video "Cage the Elephant Rig Rundown Gear Tour with Brad Shultz, Daniel Tichenor & Nick Bockrath [2024]" by Premier Guitar, Nick Bockrath mentions using the Pedal Projects Growly pedal at the 30:38 mark while discussing his pedalboard setup.