Master (OVERDRIVE/NORMAL): Controls the total
output volume of each channel
Preamp (OVERDRIVE/NORMAL): Adjusts the total
amount of gain for each channel
EQ Section: Classic Soldano three band EQ; adjusting
each clockwise will increase the output of the relative
frequency ranges
Presence: Filters the output’s high end
Deep: Adjusts the overall output low-end punch
Bypass LED O: Pedal bypassed
Bypass LED On, Channel LED O: NORMAL
Channel Engaged
Bypass LED On, Channel LED On: OVERDRIVE
Channel Engaged
Power: To avoid damage to the pedal, DO NOT EXCEED
9V DC, do not use center pin positive adapters, and
do not use AC power. Use only a 9V DC power source
that is intended for guitar pedals. This pedal draws
approximately 40mA at 9V
In 1987, Mike Soldano created the now legendary
Super Lead Overdrive 100-watt tube head. The SLO
set the standard for modern high-gain amplification
and nearly four decades later, is still one of the most
coveted amps in history.
The SLO’s drive channel found it backing up
renowned rock guitarists like Mick Mars (Motley
Crue), Warren de Martini (Ratt), and Howard Leese
(Heart), while the bluesy crunch channel made the
SLO the first choice for non-metal stalwarts, such as
Mark Knopfler, Eric Clapton, Warren Haynes, Gary
Moore and Lou Reed, to name a few.
The SLO-100 is famous for being one of the most
detailed-sounding high-gain guitar amplifiers of all time.
Until now, it’s been challenging to capture the amp’s
nuanced character in a pedal format. The new Super
Lead Overdrive pedal changes that, with the perfect
balance of gain, sustain, and touch response the SLO is
known for.
Crafted using the same cascading gain stages as
the flagship amp, the SLO PLUS pedal is the perfect
way to get that signature Soldano sound on to your
pedalboard. The SLO PLUS pedal front panel boasts
MASTER and PREAMP controls for both the NORMAL
and OVERDRIVE Channels, 3-band EQ and Presence
control. The side-mounted Deep switch nails the amp’s
depth-knob low-end punch. These controls take you from
harmonically rich crunch to some of the most famous
high-gain tones in history.
soldano.com
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