
The Little Devil Colored Boost and Germanium Drive pedals, as with most Chandler products, were
designed to ll a need and a sound I had in my own head. I had become increasingly unhappy with
my old amps needing more exibility and the pedals I had could not do the job. Too many times I had
put a pedal on my $4000 Marshall, that I had saved my whole life to get, only to be disappointed and
have an unusable tone.
Both pedals are designed to take the tone you have and get the most from it. They are not “clean boosts”
by any extent of the imagination; but they are not meant to be a soggy, “I might use this once every six
months,” type of fuzz pedals either. They are full, colored, Class A tone that are variable from slight fuzz
to tight in your face plexi, from sweet singing Tele to overdriven blues.
In the shop during testing we used a variety of classic and modern amps to assure we delivered in many
situations from country, blues, and classic rock to full on metal and pop-punk.
Here is a list of amps we used to test:
Selmer Stadium (modded by Wade)
Selmer TV12
Selmer Bassmaster (early Treble n Bass 50)
Marshall PA100
Vox AC30
Vox AC10
Watkins Dominator
Peavey 5150 (early version)
Mesa Dual Rectier (early version)
Fender Champ (blackface)
Matchless Chieftan
Peavey Classic 20
Laney GH100
Park 100 watt
Each amp takes the pedals in its own way and we found the pedals interacted with each in subtle but
interesting fashion, “loading” each in its own way. On modern high gain amps we found ourselves using
less gain just to be able to kick the pedal on and pickup some of its avor and tight tone.
Little Devil Colored Boost - Designed by Wade Chandler Goeke
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OPERATION-
IN- connects to guitar, bass, or keyboard.
OUT- connects to amplier or other source such as computer input.
BYPASS SWITCH- true bypass, full bypass, or hardwire bypass whichever term you like!
POWERThe Little Devil Colored Boost pedal runs on any 9-volt “BOSS” style power supply or single 9-volt
battery. Only use power supplies with the following polarity symbol. Four screws on the
side panel must be removed to change the battery. Battery not included.
Dimensions 5.7” x 3.45”
COLOR BOOSTThis is the amount of gain you can select from the pedal. Depending on the Feedback/Bias setting you
can get as much as 37db of boost. The Colored Boost Control is not linear in its sound. The pedals gets
brighter as you boost more. You will nd it important to use the Boost Range in conjunction with boost
to tailor your sound to your needs.
BOOST RANGESelect the frequency response of the pedal here. This is at the beginning of the pedal circuit to keep the
sound as focused as possible.
HIGHs- Similar to old school treble boosters. Just the high frequency is boosted.
MIDs- A broader range treble boost adding in high mid range and just a touch of low mid range.
FULL- The widest range boost. Boost covers the low mid and into the low frequency. We left out just
enough of the lows to keep the sound tight. This is also a great setting for bass and keyboards.
HIGHsSets the overall brightness of the pedal. We found this useful when using amps of dierent sizes
especially when combined with the range. Small bright combos can be ne tuned easily or a muddy
stack brightened up with a throw of the toggle.

FEEDBACK & BIASSelects both the negative feedback and bias of the circuit. Negative feedback will change the gain,
frequency response, clipping, and harmonic distortion of pedal. Bias changes the operation of the gain
transistor and eects many sound properties of the pedal especially the clipping and distortion.
Measurements listed below are examples in the full range mode. Distortion and clipping are less
pronounced high and mid modes.
FEEDBACK/BIAS 1- Boost setting with a bit of fuzz. Very little negative feedback almost to the edge of
improper functioning. You can get some funky sounds on this setting depending on the amp and guitar.
Clipping is signicant but soft on the top side of a sine wave, slight clipping on the bottom, with a very
rounded and smooth character to the distortion. Distortion at full boost is around 31%. Maximum gain
about 40db.
FEEDBACK/BIAS 2- Similar to #1 but without the fuzz aspect. Clipping is still plentiful but less
pronounced on the top side of the sine wave and there is a very gentle rounding of the signal. Max gain
is 41db and distortion at max is 17%.
FEEDBACK/BIAS 3- Distortion is more harmonic related on this setting. At extreme settings some clipping
of the bottom of the sine wave will occur. Max gain is 39db and harmonic distortion is 6%. There is less
low frequency than 1 or 2 and it is a bit harder sounding.
FEEDBACK/BIAS 4- Distortion is entirely harmonic without clipping. Max gain is 36db
and THD is around 2% at max. There is less low frequency than 1 or 2 and is a bit
harder sounding.
FEEDBACK/BIAS 5- 23db and .25% THD at full boost. For those who want the mildest type of boost but
still with color. Similar to number six but with even less gain. Works great when you want some color for
your amp but are not normally a high gain user.
FEEDBACK/BIAS 6- 31db and .77% THD at full boost. Crunchy but lower gain and in your face type sound.
Very colored and chunky but less intense. Works great when you want some for your amp but are
not normally a high gain user.

Please feel free to call our shop anytime for help or questions.
Prior to sending in your gear for repair, please contact our shop at the number below. We will assist you
in troubleshooting the problem and if needed, we will issue you an RMA# to send in the gear.
Send repairs to: Chandler Limited, Inc.
Attention: Repairs
222 S. Cherry St.
Shell Rock, IA 50670
Phone: (319) 885-4200
Email: support@chandlerlimited.com
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