LORDWORLD Super Rodent Overdrive and Distortion Pedal
Combines SD Overdrive and RT Distortion circuits with swappable sections for hybrid tones, plus selectable buffered or true bypass switching
- Combines SD Overdrive and RT Distortion circuits in one pedal
- Swap tone controls and distortion sections to create hybrid sounds
- Silent Buffered Bypass or True Bypass selectable via footswitch hold
- Sounds developed in Keeley tone lab and field-tested
- Built entirely in-house for professional audio quality
Super Rodent Dual-Circuit Pedal
The LORDWORLD Super Rodent combines SD Overdrive and RT Distortion circuits in a single enclosure. Players can blend the two sections to create two distinct hybrid distortion voices. A footswitch hold toggles between silent buffered bypass and true bypass operation.
Guitarists seeking two classic tones in one unit
Suits players who want SD overdrive and RT distortion sounds without buying separate pedals. The hybrid mixing feature appeals to tone experimenters. Not for buyers who want more storage or need a second card. Not for those requiring built-in modulation, delay or reverb effects. Not for bassists needing dedicated low-frequency EQ shaping.
Footswitch bypass selection only
Holding the footswitch for one second switches between buffered and true bypass modes. No external power supply, cables or editing software are mentioned in the specifications. The pedal arrives ready to connect to a standard pedalboard power source. No additional accessories alter the core tone-shaping functions.
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- Price $420.99
- Pricier than about 72% of the 293 comparable items (median $199.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Questions about this item
What power supply does the Super Rodent pedal need?
It requires a standard 9 V DC centre-negative power supply; no battery compartment is fitted.
Can I place this pedal before vintage fuzz units without tone loss?
Yes — holding the footswitch for one second selects True Bypass, which removes the buffer from the signal path for compatibility with older fuzz circuits.
How do I confirm both the SD Overdrive and RT Distortion sections are active?
Engage each footswitch individually; the LED for the SD side lights when the overdrive is on, and the RT LED lights when the distortion is on, so you can see both circuits working.
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