MXR EVH Modern High Gain Pedal

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£269.00

Jim Dunlop MXR EVH Modern High Gain Pedal is a guitar effects pedal from Jim Dunlop.

Description

The MXR EVH Modern Gain Pedal delivers aggressive high-output distortion voiced in direct collaboration with Eddie Van Halen. Designed to capture EVHs modern high-gain sound without compromise it offers tight low end focused mids and cutting high frequencies that stay defined even at extreme gain settings. This pedal is built for players who need clarity punch and control in high-gain environments. Output and Gain controls allow precise balancing of saturation and level while dedicated Bass Mid and Treble knobs provide detailed tonal shaping to suit different amps cabinets and playing styles. A selectable 55 Hz or 80 Hz low-frequency voicing switch lets you choose between a heavier thicker bottom end or a tighter more controlled response. A built-in noise gate further refines the signal keeping unwanted noise in check at high gain. Compact robust and purpose-built the EVH Modern Gain Pedal is a focused tool for modern rock and metal tones.

About the manufacturer

Jim Dunlop

Jim Dunlop is one of the most recognisable names in guitar accessories and effects, celebrated for innovation and durability. Founded in California in the 1960s, Dunlop produces everything from picks and capos to some of the world’s most iconic pedals, including the Cry Baby wah and MXR effects range. Their gear is built for players of all levels, known for quality, consistency, and that unmistakable touch of rock history.

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