Wampler Pantheon

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In the Overdrive Effects Pedals category, Wampler Pantheon is priced in the High-end/Boutique range. This premium gear is built to very high standards and offers premium features.

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Unleash the power of iconic Bluesbreaker tone with the Wampler Pantheon Overdrive Pedal. Inspired by the original Marshall BluesBreaker pedal and its legendary derivatives, this pedal puts highly sought-after tones within your reach. With a tone that is described as chewy yet crunchy, the Pantheon is a touch-sensitive beast that feels at home with both clean and dirty amps.

Thanks to the dedicated efforts of Brian Wampler, the Pantheon features a meticulously tweaked EQ stack that gives you the control to shape your sound to perfection. The perfect level of chime and fat bass are just a knob twist away. With three levels of gain saturation and a voicing switch that offers three different clipping textures, this pedal allows you to go from a subtle break up to an all-out dirt.

The Pantheon is not just about dirt, it's about adding just the right amount of expressive grit to your sound without losing any of your unique musical voice. With its clean and uncluttered layout, you can focus on your playing and let the Pantheon take care of the tone.

Key Features:

Inspired by the iconic Marshall BluesBreaker pedal and its derivatives
Provides a chewy yet crunchy tone that works well with both clean and dirty amps
Equipped with a meticulously tweaked EQ stack for ultimate control over your tone
Offers three levels of gain saturation for a wide range of overdrive tones
Features a voicing switch with three different clipping textures
Designed to enhance your sound with expressive grit without masking your unique voice
Clean and uncluttered layout for ease of use
Built in the U.S.A with high-grade components selected for their superior sound and response
Top-mounted jacks for effortless pedalboard placement
Power options: Battery connection and 9v-18v power jack

Product specs

Pedal Type	Overdrive
Analog/Digital	Analog
Inputs	1 x 1/4"
Outputs	1 x 1/4"
True Bypass	Yes
Bypass Switching	Relay Based
EQ	2-Band EQ, Presence
Controls	Gain Level switch, Overdrive Voice switch
Power Source	9V-18V DC power supply (sold separately)
Batteries	1 x 9V Battery
Power Usage	17.3ma @ 9V, 18.8mA @ 18V
Height	1.5"
Width	2.5"
Depth	4.5"

FAQs

What type of overdrive sound does the Wampler Pantheon provide?: The Wampler Pantheon delivers a transparent overdrive inspired by the classic Marshall BluesBreaker circuit, offering a rich, dynamic tone suitable for blues and rock genres.
Can the Wampler Pantheon operate at different power voltages?: Yes, the Wampler Pantheon can operate on a 9V to 18V DC power supply, allowing for different headroom and tonal characteristics.
Does the Wampler Pantheon Overdrive have true bypass?: Yes, the Wampler Pantheon features true bypass with relay-based switching, ensuring your guitar's tone remains unaffected when the pedal is off.
What controls are available on the Wampler Pantheon Overdrive?: The Wampler Pantheon offers a 2-band EQ, a presence control, a gain level switch, and an overdrive voice switch for versatile tone shaping.
Is the Wampler Pantheon suitable for stacking with other pedals?: Yes, the Wampler Pantheon is designed to stack well with other drive pedals, providing a wide range of tonal possibilities for your pedalboard setup.

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PROS

High gain settings provide thick, chewy tones, close to fuzz
Versatile EQ (Bass, Treble, Presence) for any guitar/amp combo
Multiple gain stages and overdrive voices for varied sound
Effective as both a boost and a main drive pedal
Transparent EQ, adding gain without coloring signal
Three different compression and clipping options
Can replace multiple pedals, saving space and cost
Soft switch for noise-free operation
Articulate, warm, and clear tones with several voicings
Works well with both single coils and humbuckers

CONS

Toggle switches aren't labeled, can be confusing to use
Some may find the overdrive a bit harsh compared to similar pedals

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Features and functionality

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The Pantheon offers separate bass and treble control knobs, allowing users to fine-tune their sound beyond a single tone knob.
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The pedal is noted for its capacity to deliver powerful distortion, making it suitable for both standalone use and stacking with other drive pedals.
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The Pantheon offers a highly interactive clipping mode switch that works in tandem with its gain settings, offering diverse tonal options from classic soft clipping to hard clipping for a more aggressive sound.
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The Pantheon's EQ section, particularly the presence knob, is powerful for enhancing high frequencies, making it a favorite for those looking to accentuate the brightness of their pickups.
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The presence knob at noon with bass and treble at zero is a starting point to dial in a balanced sound, as per some user experiences.
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User experience

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Owners praise the Pantheon for its warm, clean, and crunchy distortion, noting its ability to enhance low-end for single-coil pickups without muddiness.
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Owners appreciate the Pantheon’s ability to remain responsive and articulate even at maximum gain settings, a trait not commonly found in high-gain overdrive pedals.
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Some users find the Pantheon sounds better when boosted with a TS808, suggesting it may lack fullness when used alone with single coils.
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Compared to a Mooer Blues Crab, the Pantheon provides a distinct amp-like drive, described as having "saucy saturation."
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The Pantheon, when set to high gain and hard clipping, maintains articulation and avoids the muddiness typical in other distortion pedals, making it stand out for users seeking clarity in high-gain settings.
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Compared to the Timmy or Pure Sky, the Pantheon’s low-gain settings are less transparent, but its EQ versatility often compensates for this by finely tuning the tonal balance.
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Users report better compatibility with humbuckers compared to single coils, despite claims of suitability for both, indicating a potential mismatch with single coil pickups.
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Use cases and applications

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Users find the Pantheon excels in stacking with other pedals, enhancing versatility in various musical styles.
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The Pantheon is noted for its versatility, making it suitable for both light overdrive and high-gain distortion applications, although it may be too warm for some at lower gains.
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The pedal may struggle with delivering desired tones in indie rock and 90s alternative rock without additional boosts, highlighting potential limitations in genre versatility.
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The real deal

The recent rerelease of the Marshall Bluesbreaker pedal enjoyed a lot of coverage from the Guitar community. I was toying with the idea of hitting the button.

In the meantime, my wife and I went on holiday this June in Rome. Whilst there we visited the Pantheon and for some reason it was my favourite tourist spot. Once home again, I went online with a view to learning more about The Pantheon, the results of my google search for 'Pantheon' delivered several items for the Wampler Pantheon.

After watching several videos and reading reviews, it became apparent that this pedal is basically a Marshall Bluesbreaker on steroids.

A few days later, I visited Regent Sound on London's Denmark Street, entered empty handed and left with the Pantheon.

Our band had a headline spot at a London Blues Festival in July '23, I used the Pantheon Overdrive live for the first time, my guitar tone had never sounded so sweet.

I cannot stress just how great this pedal is, with both single coils and hum buckers, the Pantheon Overdrive by Wampler will satisfy even the most fussy of overdrive tone chasers.