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Marshall Shred Master Pedal

1 GAIN - This controls the intensity of the drive and will provide a stunning range of overdrive selections. Lower settings give sustained lead and potent crunch rhythm tones. As the gain increases, the sound gets wilder with massive sustain even at low volume levels. Full gain settings are not for the faint hearted! 2 BASS - Controls the lower frequencies giving a range from thudding, heavy rhythm, to tight and punchy solo response. 3 CONTOUR - This control provides the key to an unbelievable range of distortion tones. When backed off, the sound is smooth and fat for more lyrical blues/rock playing styles. Increasing the contour changes the character of the mid response and enhances the treble and bass frequencies. The effect is devastating, with high contour selections delivering a barrage of thrash metal tones. 4 TREBLE - High end response control which tailors the attack and enhances the harmonic content. 5 VOLUME - Provides control of the overall level and amount of boost. 6 SWITCH - On/off switch to bypass or activate the pedal with indicator LED to show the status.

1 INPUT JACK - For connection of the cable from the guitar. Use a mono 1/4" cable (shielded).

2 MAINS ADAPTOR - Input for a 9 volt DC mains adaptor.

3 OUTPUT JACK - For the connection of the cable from the pedal to the amplifier input socket. Use a mono 1/4" cable (shielded).

Note: For best results, overdrive pedals should not be connected through the effects loop of your amplifier.

1 - To replace the battery, remove the cover plate and disconnect the battery connector lead.

2 - Use PP3 or equivalent battery (for improved battery life, use alkaline type)

3 - Always ensure that the battery is removed when the pedal is not in use for long periods.

4 - Dispose of old battery in a safe place.

These settings will serve as a guide to show the many sounds available from your Marshall pedal. By fine tuning the controls, you will find YOUR favorite Marshall sound!

Try this guide for the best pickup selection when using a particular setting:
(BH) = Bridge Humbucking; (S) = Single coil; (SN) = Single coil Neck; (BS) = Bridge Single coil