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Review
I was definitely excited about this distortion pedal as, although Keeley has been in the pedal arena for many years, this is the first real dedicated high gain offering.
Initially famous for his modded pedals, like the Boss DS-1 and Blues Drive, Keeley also made a name with his compressors. However, from these modest beginnings, a pedal giant has grown and now it's pretty rare for a guitarist to not have at least one Keeley pedal in their collection.
In recent years, the company has expanded not only in terms of size but also in its offerings with the Workstation series and other new pedals coming out every other week. Keeley Electronics have even expanded into amps with their relationship with Supro.
But for all this, there was still something missing in their line up - a full blown, full-bore distortion pedal that could cover everything from early Metallica up to modern Djent. Enter the Filaments.