DEMONFX KING OF DRIVE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Demon FX King of Drive
The Demon FX King of Drive is a dual overdrive pedal that offers a wide range of tones, from clean boost to heavy distortion. It features two channels, each with its own gain and tone controls, as well as a three-way switch that allows you to blend the two channels together. The King of Drive is built with high-quality components and features a durable metal housing. It is a great choice for guitarists who are looking for a versatile and affordable overdrive pedal.
In this video, I will take a closer look at the Demon FX King of Drive and demonstrate its many features. I will also play through a variety of different tones to show you what it can do. If you are looking for a great overdrive pedal that won't break the bank, then the Demon FX King of Drive is definitely worth checking out.
Here are some of the features of the Demon FX King of Drive:
Two channels with independent gain and tone controls
Three-way blend switch to mix the two channels together
High-quality components
Durable metal housing
Affordable price
Here are some of the tones that you can achieve with the Demon FX King of Drive:
Clean boost
Crunch
Overdrive
Distortion
Heavy metal
If you are looking for a versatile and affordable overdrive pedal, then the Demon FX King of Drive is definitely worth checking out. Check out my video to learn more about this great pedal!
This is the first demo I see that cranks it all the way up, using the 2 channels, and without turning it into a 10 minute blues recording, or a 45 minute masterclass about fiddling knobs from nine to noon, without even switching both sides on, and then after one hour I still don't know the pedal's full potential. Most reviews don't even utilize the pots/switches inside. There's several dipswitches as well as 2 trimpots to adjust treble. I own some Demonfx already and they are bang for the buck. I'm more of a high gain freak, but based on your video and because I can get it on a discount now, plus I also hoard gear, I'm gonna order this king thing today and am sure I'll have a lot of fun with it. Thanks mate!
Have a KOT orriginal. Great pedal. I think I like the Mosky Silver Horse as much. No 4 year wait and a lot less $$. Analog Mike is a wizard on that circuit. This is an interesting addition. Great playing and good demo.
This is my favorite offering I’ve personally tried from demonfx out of the handful of them I’ve owned. Nice review.
Thanks heaps, it is a pretty good pedal, I woke up this morning and Im thinking did I miss something with the dip switches, I think I didn't look at it properly and just flicked a gain switch and not actually change the type of clipping
@@gearhoarders8823 the left switch/channel should be your clean boost and right the OD in factory settings from what I remember. What's cool about this pedal though is it has the high gain switches for both channels unlike some other KOT clones, which will give you more overall gain. The dipswitches basically let you pick what "mode" each footswitch/channel is in (clean/OD/distortion respectively).
@@Theability83 thanks, I rushed making the videos, I had filmed in a few months, this is jam jam room so my filming gear isn't setup all the time, I'll have to redo this pedal again, I have to 68 pedals version also, but it can make strange sounds, I had a prince of tone by analog man and I stupidly sold it... I liked that the dip switch was a toggle on the outside, now I use the jhs morning glory has my blues breaker pedal, I do have to say that the marshal origin 50 amp head is like a blues breaker amp when cranked
Thanks! Nice playing, nice sounds
Awesomeness
68 Pedals King of Clone is better!
I have one and it makes a really bad hum now
Ps: does it chug? 🤣🤘
I had the king of tone and never cared fir it….
Did u wait 5 years to get it brand new or did u buy it used??
@@leonruvalcaba1549 this was maybe four years ago. I placed my name and waited two years I believe. I received an email from them, that I was on the next shipment. I kept it for about year. But it never stayed on my board. I sold it on reverb for much more. That was not my initial intent. But I play only in my basement at low volumes. Maybe if I played loud venues, maybe the outcome would not have been the same.
You're in the minority bub.