Radial Tonebone London Distortion

$83.87 Price Tier: Standard

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In the Distortion Effects Pedals category, Radial Tonebone London Distortion 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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Unleash the quintessence of rock with the Radial Tonebone London Distortion, a marvel in the realm of distortion effects pedals. Striking the perfect chord between the aggressive growl of classic rock and the meticulous clarity needed in modern music, this pedal stands out as a cornerstone for any guitarist's arsenal. Its solid-state design, inspired by the legendary Hot British tone, guarantees a searing yet articulate sound that pushes the boundaries of your musical expression. Equipped with a multi-stage drive circuit, it not only excels as the prime mover in your effects chain but also enhances the character of subsequent pedals. Dive into the vast sea of tonal possibilities with its passive-interactive tone circuit and tailored two-band EQ, making it an indispensable tool for hard rock aficionados and experimentalists alike.

Key Features:

Inspired by the Hot British tone for a signature sound
Multi-stage drive circuit for dynamic distortion effects
Passive-interactive tone circuit offers extensive tone shaping
Two-band EQ for precise sound customization
Ideal for both hard rock styles and experimental soundscapes

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PROS

Great gains and solid tones
Responsive high and low knobs
Includes a boost switch for leads
Suitable for 80's thrash to modern metal/punk
Infinite sustain and well-defined notes
Versatile with various pickups and amplifiers
Quality buffer maintains signal integrity even when bypassed
Offers a range of tonal options

CONS

Mids controlled by a switch, not a knob

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The Radial Bones London Distortion is recommended for pop punk guitar tones and has been a favorite for over a decade, despite being discontinued.
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The Radial Tonebone Hot British is described as a "deluxe tube version" of the London Distortion, offering potentially better sound but at double the size and price.
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Owners have reported that the Radial Bones London Distortion sounds excellent in front of any amp, highlighting its versatility and reliability.
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4.5 out of 5

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gerry_lafemina

about 6 years ago

London Metal

This pedal has got a number of tonal options, and it's a great pedal for the Judas Priest burn, all the raunchy metal punch a song needs sometimes.

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Michael Sweet

Guitarist

Stryper

Verified via Vintage Guitar® magazine

"On my pedalboard I have a Radial London Bones Distortion Pedal, which is their answer to a hot-rodded Marshall tone."

John Jorgenson

Guitarist

Mark Knopfler’s Guitar Heroes

Verified via Radialeng

The London is a very versatile overdrive/distortion pedal, capable of producing sweet, round sustain, nasty aggressive punch, and any degree in between.

Jorgenson about Radial London Distortion.

Positive Mental Trip

Singer, Guitarist

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Luke Weiler of Positive Mental Trip has been using the Radial Tonebone London Distortion pedal since early 2017. He incorporates it into both bass and guitar tracks in the studio, as heard in demos and recordings like "Sunshine Beams" on BandCamp.