Keeley D&M Drive 'That Pedal Show' Signature Overdrive and Boost Pedal

The Keeley D&M Drive is a signature dual-channel guitar effects pedal created in collaboration with Dan Steinhardt and Mick Taylor of the popular YouTube channel 'That Pedal Show'. This compact unit combines a dedicated overdrive circuit and a unique boost circuit within a single housing, offering guitarists substantial tonal flexibility. The pedal allows users to engage either channel independently or stack them together, with the added capability to switch the order of the circuits in the signal path. Key features include independent three-knob control (Gain, Level, Tone) for each channel, true bypass switching, and a clever TRS insert system. The overdrive side provides a wide gain range from subtle crunch to saturated lead tones, while the boost circuit blends characteristics of a clean boost with vintage germanium-style drive. This design enables everything from rhythm thickening and harmonic enhancement to cutting lead tones that stand out in a mix. The construction is robust, with standard 6.3mm jacks and a 9V DC power requirement. The pedal is particularly well-suited for guitarists who value tonal versatility and enjoy experimenting with gain staging. Its dual-circuit design makes it an excellent choice for players seeking multiple drive sounds without occupying excessive pedalboard space. The ability to separate the channels via TRS cables for use with pedal switchers adds significant utility for live performers. Whether used as a primary drive, a solo boost, or a textured preamp, the D&M Drive offers professional-grade sound shaping in a practical, musician-designed format.