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overdrive pedal vs amp gain Warm Audio Throne of Tone Dual-Sided British Amp Inspired Overdrive Gu – Chuck Levin's Washington Music CenterTwo Sides, Two Classic Pedals, Legendary Amp Tones The Warm Audio Throne of Tone Dual Sided British Amp Inspired Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal The Throne Of Tone is a tribute to not one, but two extremely sought after overdrive pedals based on a classic amplifier recording in the late 1960s. Twenty five years after Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton changed tone chasing forever, a now classic amp in a box style pedal was launched and set a new standard


Two Sides, Two Classic Pedals, Legendary Amp Tones - The Warm Audio Throne of Tone Dual-Sided British Amp Inspired Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal

The Throne Of Tone is a tribute to not one, but two extremely sought-after overdrive pedals based on a classic amplifier recording in the late 1960s. Twenty-five years after Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton changed tone chasing forever, a now-classic amp-in-a-box style pedal was launched and set a new standard in transparent amp-like overdrive tones. From that original pedal, a modified, two-sided boutique OD would emerge over a decade later and change the hierarchy of guitar overdrive for good. The original pedals used by artists like John Mayer, Gary Clark Jr, and John Petrucci are known to blend in with any rig, or transform clean tones into completely different tone stacks. Offering these two legendary circuits in one pedal with unprecedented combinations, Throne of Tone delivers all of the tonal bliss of the vintage originals with critical features and controls easily accessible at all times.

Dual Voicings, Unrivaled Combos, Rig-Ready Controls

Throne Of Tone is all about unmatched control and timeless tone. First and foremost, the Throne Of Tone accurately delivers the unique character of both original pedals with boutique gain and drive modifications - on each side! The voicing selector switches between “Blues” (early classics) and “King” (boutique favorite). A gain selector adds the boutique high/low-gain mod, while the drive mode lets each side run as an OD, Distortion, or Boost. Unique to this pedal, each side includes a presence knob for shaping upper mids when tones get muddy. Global voltage doubling increases headroom, while the FX Order Swap instantly changes effect sequence. A top-mounted send/return jack allows inserting pedals or chains between the two sides.


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Discription and External Specs

  • Description: A tribute to two of the greatest mid-gain amp-inspired circuits of all time together in one pedal
  • Type: Dual-Sided British-Inspired Overdrive with Multiple Voicings, Gain Levels, and Drive Modes plus Added Presence & Voltage Boost Control
  • Controls Per Side: Volume, Gain, Tone, Presence, Voicing Select, Drive Mode Select, Gain Level Select, On/Off
  • Global Controls: Voltage Boost, FX Order Swap
  • Jacks: ¼” Mono (Single) Input & Output, Unbalanced Send & Return Jacks, 9V Center-Negative Power
  • Dimensions: W: 6.75” | H: 5” | D: 2.63”
  • Weight: 2.4 lbs

Components & Internal Specs

  • Components: (4X) IC’s (Including JRC4580 and TL072 Op-Amps), (24X) Diodes, and a Dual Switch Cap Voltage Doubler Supply
  • Power Consumption: 24mA Standard Voltage, 43mA Boosted
  • Input Sensitivity: 1M Ω
  • Output Level (Max): +7.1dBu @ 9V, +14.6dBu @ 18V


Manufacturer: Warm Audio
Model: WA-TOT
SKU: I848697-N-2-WHXB
UPC: 850031640825


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Since 1958, Chuck Levin’s Washington Music Center has been the trusted destination for musicians and audio professionals across Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Family-owned and operated, our legendary music store delivers Everything in Music®—from instruments and recording gear to pro audio, rentals, and repair services.

Our team of musicians and industry experts lives and breathes gear, helping you build the perfect setup for your next performance, studio session, or installation. As an authorized dealer for top brands, we also offer our award-winning CHUCKSCLUSIVE line—exclusive, limited-edition instruments and collaborations recognized with the NAMM Top 100 Dealer Innovation Award for redefining what a music retail experience can be.

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