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Wednesday, 07 March 2018 / Published in Gear

Pedal Review – Brut(e) Dewitte Wired – Add huge sounds to your pedalboard

Pedal Review - Brut(e) Dewitte Wired - Add huge sounds to your pedalboard

Nicolas Dewitte has been designing and producing pedals under the brand Dewitte Wired since 2004, the pedal model Brut(e) represents the synthesis of all experiments to propose a pedal with huge sounds on your pedalboard. Note that the pedal is presented as a preamp that is to say that it can of course work in the input of your guitar amp but also directly into a power amp.

Dewitte Wired

www.dewitte-wired.fr

Pedal Review - Brut(e) Dewitte Wired

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Pedal Review - Brut(e) Dewitte Wired - Add huge sounds to your pedalboard

Pedal Review - Brut(e) Dewitte Wired - Add huge sounds to your pedalboard

Pedal Review - Brut(e) Dewitte Wired - Add huge sounds to your pedalboard

What I enjoyed the most

  • The huge sound
  • The quality of manufacture
  • 100% Made in France
  • The effectiveness of the settings

What I enjoyed the least

  • Audible low end hiss

Conclusion

With the Brut(e) Nicolas Dewitte signs a splendid product: the design and the quality of manufacture are at top level. The sound is also at there, especially on the high levels of gain where I find that this pedal excels particularly.

A € 330 TTC, the Brut(e) is not a cheap pedal but it is built like a tank and no doubt it is ultra reliable. There is just to take a look inside (see photo above) to realize that it is the work of a great pro and not a handyman soldering iron as sometimes seen in some so-called boutique pedals.

Until the next gear review or interview, keep on playing the guitar!

Pierre Journel.

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Tagged under: Blog, Bru(e), Dewitte WIred, Distorsion, Electric, Open, Overdrive, Pedal, Preamp, Video

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