WARM AUDIO Dirty Boy Jr. Booster

Developed in collaboration with Dirty Boy Pedals, the new Junior series brings Dirty Boy's original Booster, Preamp/Overdrive, and Fuzz circuits to every guitarist in compact formats that are perfect for any pedalboard.

Warm Audio, now a leading company in the creation of faithful reinterpretations of studio outboard gear and iconic guitar effects pedals, has partnered with Dirty Boy Pedals to bring you this new Dirty Boy Jr. series: a set of three pedals based on the authentic analog circuits of this boutique brand.

Developed in close collaboration with brand owner Danny Gomez, the new pedals bring the character and sonic personality of Dirty Boy's creations to an even wider audience, without compromising the identity of the original designs.

Dirty Boy Pedals originated from custom designs created by Alex Saraceno for his son Blues Saraceno, formerly a guitarist for Poison, and has since become a cult brand appreciated by artists such as John Frusciante, Neal Schon, Tom DeLonge, Phil X, and Mark Lettieri.

The collaboration with Warm Audio has made it possible to bring three of its most celebrated circuits to a wider audience, preserving the sound, dynamic response, and personality of the entirely handcrafted originals. High-quality components, meticulous craftsmanship, and individual testing ensure that every pedal in the Jr. series delivers the authentic Dirty Boy character, now available in a more compact and accessible format.

The Dirty Boy Jr. Booster incorporates the original Dirty Boy Ball Buster circuit, offering a dynamic range that spans from a clean, transparent boost to a rich, aggressive British-inspired overdrive. The pedal provides up to 10 dB of gain, separate Treble and Bass controls, and a three-position H-M-L frequency selector, allowing you to precisely tailor the circuit's response to your instrument, amplifier, and musical context. The pedal's highly touch-sensitive response allows you to control the amount of saturation directly through your playing dynamics and guitar volume.