Detail 01
Two independent circuits
Each circuit is based on, but modified from, the Euphoria and Paisley Drive designs.

Independent shopping perspective
Tom Quayle’s Dual Fusion puts two independent overdrive circuits into one pedal, each derived from but substantially reworked beyond the Euphoria and Paisley Drive. Its voicing was refined for a more transparent sound, a tighter and more controlled low end, and individual-string clarity and response when both sides are stacked. The available stacking and signal-path options make the two circuits usable as a connected gain system rather than simply two separate sounds. It was developed around the demands of modern fusion playing.


Strong match
What matters in use
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Detail 01
Each circuit is based on, but modified from, the Euphoria and Paisley Drive designs.
Detail 02
Lets the two circuits be configured for different combined overdrive workflows.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. They are based on the Euphoria and Paisley Drive, but both circuits are completely modified.
It was refined for more transparency, tighter controlled bass, and clarity and response from each string when stacked.
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