Albino Rhino Overdrive

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A BEAST DIVIDED. A DRIVE UNIFIED.

The Albino Rhino is an overdrive pedal born from the tension between control and chaos — a creature that walks the line between gentle and feral. Whether you're looking for a first-stage boost, a solid second-stage crunch, or even a full-blown distortion for your third gain stage, the Albino Rhino adapts to your setup with ease and power.

It features two distinct modes: Tame and Wild. In Tame mode, the pedal delivers a low-gain, cleaner, and more compressed response — reminiscent of a classic “TS-style” circuit, but with a more neutral midrange. Switch to Wild mode, and the Rhino bares its true nature, operating as a mid-to-high gain drive with less compression and a wider, more aggressive frequency response. Depending on the gain knob position, it can go from amp-like breakup to fuzz-tinged distortion, perfect for grunge, stoner rock, and heavier styles that demand grit and dirt.

To round out its tonal versatility, the Albino Rhino includes a dedicated EQ section called Weight. This control allows you to add extra heft to your tone by boosting either low or mid-bass frequencies, selectable via a center toggle switch.

FROM TAMED TONES TO WILD AGRESSION.

• Overdrive with two modes: "Tame" (clean, compressed low-gain) and "Wild" (mid to high-gain with fuzzy distortion);

• TS-Like circuit ranging from smooth breakup to gritty, saturated tones;

• "Weight" control with Low/Mid switch to add bass or mid-bass for extra weight;

• Perfect for players seeking versatile gain stages.

MEDIA

CONTROLS

• Level: Sets the pedal’s output volume;

• Tone: Adjusts treble frequencies (clockwise adds treble, counterclockwise cuts);

• Gain: Sets the amount of gain on the pedal;

• Weight & Low/Mid: Adds low or mid-bass frequencies. With the Weight knob at zero, no additional EQ is applied;

• Tame/Wild: Selects the voicing mode:
 - Tame: low-gain, compressed tones with flatter midrange;
 - Wild: higher gain, less compression, more aggressive structure.