Capture the sound of a Nashville legend! The Wampler Brent Mason ReWired is a 2-channel overdrive and distortion pedal that delivers an expansive range of essential tones, perfectly tailored for the working guitarist. Inspired by Brent Mason—one of the most recorded session musicians in history—this pedal is a tribute to the sound that has graced over a thousand iconic records from legends like Alan Jackson, Vince Gill, Dolly Parton, Shania Twain, and many more. Designed by Brian Wampler and fine-tuned to Brent’s exact specs, the ReWired pedal reimagines Brent’s iconic tone with unparalleled versatility and precision! Two Channels of Legendary Tone. With two fully independent circuits, the ReWired gives you access to both classic Overdrive and powerful Distortion channels that have been tweaked to Brent’s exact specs. The Overdrive side capture the essence of Brent Mason’s classic rhythm tones. From clear, subtle breakup to punchy and dynamic overdrive, this channel is perfect for warm and clear rhythm work, including signature “chicken pickin’” licks. The Distortion channel is a perfect lead tone and offers a weighty “British” Plexi-like punch. You can even stack the channels for maximum impact! The convenient Order Switch allows you to flip the stacking order on the fly without rewiring your setup. Flexible Connectivity. The ReWired pedal supports multiple routing options: • Use a single mono input and output, just like any traditional pedal. • Independently connect each channel for use with a loop switcher. • Place another pedal (like a compressor or EQ) between the channels for even greater tonal flexibility. Wampler Brent Mason ReWired features: • Overdrive and Distortion pedal designed in collaboration with Brent Mason. • Individual Level, Gain, Tone, and Fat controls, with an additional Blend control on the overdrive channel. • Channel Order Switch. • Two inputs and outputs for maximum routing flexibility. • Power: 9-18V DC. • Current Draw: 40mA. • Dimensions: 5" x 4.5" x 2.4".
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