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Distortion October, 11th 2009 by Dennis

Body Rot II High Gain Metal Distortion Pedal

If you’re tired of the metal distortion pedals mass produced in Asia, designed by guys in their late 40′s that have no idea how metal sounds TODAY, then you NEED to hear the Body Rot II. In case you hadn’t noticed, metal is what we do… its what we are.

We’re not going to give you all the silly catch phrases that the other pedal companies use to sound metal… we’re just going to give you some of the details, and let you hear it.

  • Gain, Treble, Mids, Bass, and Volume controls
  • Operates on a standard 9 volt battery or negative tip BOSS style adapter
  • True Hardwire Bypass for noise free operation
  • Stomp switch built to withstand years of hard stomping shows
  • Durable aluminum housing
  • Neutrik Jacks
  • Proudly built by hand in Crossroads, Texas

The back story:

The Body Rot II started off with the heart of the original Body Rot distortion pedal with some added tone shaping EQ… but we knew that wasn’t enough.
With so many boutique companies jumping on the ultra heavy distortion pedal band wagon Pro Tone had started with the Body Rot distortion, we knew we had to create something massive. We knew that the Body Rot II had to be something that would send a jolt to the competition and silence the naysayers. The Body Rot II Continues to do just that.
READ GUITAR PLAYER MAGAZINES REVIEW OF THE BODY ROT II

$169+S&H

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  • Jim says

    Hands down the best heavy metal distortion pedal available!
    I play in 2 bands- one covers classic metal like Metallica, Testament, Anthrax, and Iron Maiden as well as an experimental modern metal outfit and the BR2 is all the distortion pedal I need. I put in in front of a solid state 2×12 combo and its more than enough to fill the clubs we play. For the vintage stuff, I just ease back on the gain and bump the mids a bit and Im back in the late ’80s. For the modern tones I fully scoop the mids out, leave the hi’s at noon, put the bass at 9:00 and its golden.

  • ethan peters says

    im kinda liking there sound but what about mixing them with other names and sorta piking out that pedals strong points and giving it i dunno the best sound does this pedal just switch off when u push a new one or do u have to manualy switch it off thats the kind of metal distortion pedals i want

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