Allpedal Devil's Triad - Jeff Loomis
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A Signature Designed with Jeff Loomis, in the Spirit of the "Minimalist Pedalboard"
Developed in collaboration with Jeff Loomis (Nevermore, Arch Enemy), the Devil's Triad was conceived as an all-in-one solution capable of covering the essentials of a modern lead tone: precise and tight distortion, a powerful boost, and the necessary space to let solos breathe thanks to a delay and plate reverb. The idea is clear: fewer pedals, less cabling, but a professional, coherent sound immediately usable both live and in the studio.
Allpedal relies on high-end manufacturing expertise from the WGS (Warehouse Guitar Speakers) ecosystem. This quality is reflected in the enclosure finish, ergonomics, and the "road-ready" approach: robustness, clarity, and efficiency without unnecessary features.
For Which Guitarists, Styles, and Situations?
The Allpedal Devil's Triad is primarily aimed at metal, progressive, modern rock guitarists and anyone seeking an articulated hi-gain lead tone with dynamics that remain responsive to the pick. It also suits players of low-tuned or 7-string guitars who want to maintain definition in palm mutes.
In live settings, it shines with its "3 switches, essentials at your feet" logic: Drive for the gain base, Boost to cut through the mix, and Delay/Reverb to dress lead parts. In the studio, it's a practical pedal to quickly dial in a consistent gain color and ambiance without complicating the effects chain.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Reverb, Delay, Multi-effects, Boost, Distortion, Overdrive | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog & Digital | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Red |
| EQ | Tone | ||
Questions frequently asked
Can the gain and ambient effects be placed in the effects loop of an amp?
The Input A/B and Output A/B 6.35 mm jack sockets allow separating the Drive/Boost and Delay/Reverb sections. The gain section can thus be placed in front of the amp. The delay and reverb can enter the effects loop to maintain clearer repeats with a high gain setting.
What type of saturation does the Devil's Triad - Jeff Loomis provide?
The Drive section covers overdrive and distortion, with Level, Tone, and Gain controls. Its voicing aims for a modern saturation, with a defined attack suited for precise riffs and fast leads.
Does the boost provide enough level for solos?
A boost of up to 20 dB is integrated to increase level and presence during lead passages.
What is the delay time range?
The delay offers a setting from 50 ms to 500 ms, as well as Level and Feedback controls. Its signal path is analog, while the repeats are digital. No tap tempo is indicated.
Are the power supply and patch cables included?
The mains power supply is not included, and patch cables are not provided. The unit measures 146 x 119 x 60 mm and weighs 547 g.
