All-Pedal launches Devil's Triad Jeff Loomis signature pedal

September 22, 2022 · 3 sources

The All-Pedal Devils Triad was announced on September 22, 2022, as a multi-effects pedal built with Jeff Loomis of Nevermore and Arch Enemy¹. All-Pedal describes it as a distortion, boost, delay and reverb pedal in one enclosure²³.

The circuit has footswitchable overdrive, boost and a combined reverb/delay section in a box roughly the size of two compact pedals, according to Delicious Audio¹. The drive is an analog op-amp design with soft clipping, with Level from off to 20 dB and a Tone control that boosts 10 dB or cuts 15 dB at 4 kHz²¹. The boost is also an analog op-amp, from unity to 20 dB²¹. The reverb is an analog signal path with a digital plate reverb emulator, with Level, Tone and Decay controls; the delay is an analog signal path with digital repeats, with Level, Feedback and Delay controls, the last running from about 50 ms to 500 ms²¹. One footswitch turns the reverb and delay on or off¹. All-Pedal says the reverb and delay can be routed through an amp's effects loop using separate in and out connectors, and that the pedal can also run as a pedalboard preamp or in front of an amp². It runs on 9VDC at 160 mA and has no internal battery².

All-Pedal lists the pedal as hand-built in the USA with a 3-year warranty and a free lifetime upgrade². No US list price appears in the published material.