With the first iteration of the Tumnus, Wampler Pedals perfected their take on the sound of the mythical overdrive. With the release of the Tumnus Deluxe, Brian Wampler has set a new standard.

Thanks in large part to the design’s articulate-sounding buffer, all of the clarity, punch and detailed breakup of the original Tumnus are still there. But if you prefer the sound of true-bypass performance, just hit the switch on the side of the pedal for uncolored tonal purity. Wampler also injected the Tumnus Deluxe with a level of tonal flexibility not previously available on this style of drive. Active bass and mid controls, as well as a treble control, the same as the pedal it was inspired by, encourages you to sculpt the tone from this pedal to the demands of your rig.

Whether you’re boosting a driven amp or another pedal, using the pedal as a stand-alone overdrive, or crowning it your “always on” tonal sweetener, you’ll find the Tumnus Deluxe’s wide-ranging controls make it much more than just another clone.

Legendary Tone and More
The Tumnus Deluxe delivers all the string-to-string clarity, high-headroom output, and amp-like breakup that made this style of overdrive pedal so iconic. But its 3-band EQ will enhance your tone with warm low end, instantly identifiable midrange, and just the right amount of top-end sparkle. Unlike some other similarly voiced pedals, the Tumnus Deluxe has enough tonal control to perfect your sound through any rig.


Buffered or True BypassThe buffer inside the Tumnus Deluxe sounds so good, you might just find it enhances your tone whether the pedal is on or off. But Wampler Pedals know that some players prefer the clean signal path of true-bypass operation. With