Suhr Eclipse Dual Channel Overdrive/Distortion Pedal - Black Edition | No Limit Guitar Co, Idaho Falls

The Suhr Eclipse is a versatile, no-compromise dual-channel overdrive/distortion pedal that delivers a wealth of warm, organic amp-like tones in a compact, easy-to-use format. Featuring completely independent channels with dedicated gain, level, and three-band passive EQ controls similar to a channel-switching amplifier, the Eclipse covers everything from low-gain overdriven tones to tight, aggressive high-gain sounds with natural, musical response. Whether you're a gigging musician who needs two distinct tones at your feet, a studio artist seeking amp-like overdrive without cranking volume, or a versatile player who moves between clean boost and saturated lead tones, the Eclipse provides professional-grade dual-channel operation in a pedalboard-friendly package.

Product Overview

The Eclipse features premium construction with true bypass switching and a robust enclosure measuring 4.875" wide by 3.875" deep by 1.375" high, weighing just 1.13 pounds. Despite its compact footprint, the pedal houses two completely independent overdrive/distortion channels, each with comprehensive tone-shaping capabilities that rival dedicated single-channel boutique pedals—giving you two professional-grade dirt boxes in one streamlined unit.

Each channel features its own gain, level, and three-band passive EQ (bass, middle, treble) that responds with the natural, musical character of a tube amplifier's tone stack. This amp-like EQ design allows intuitive tone shaping without the harsh, artificial response common in active EQ circuits. The passive design maintains your guitar's natural voice while providing powerful sculpting capabilities, from scooped modern tones to midrange-forward classic rock sounds.

A global voice control provides additional versatility by fine-tuning the pedal's top-end response to match whatever amplifier you're playing through. This unique feature ensures the Eclipse integrates seamlessly whether you're plugging into a dark-sounding combo or a bright-voiced stack, eliminating the tonal mismatch that can occur when using the same pedal settings across different amplifiers. Professional connectivity includes standard input and output jacks, FX Link capability via 1/8" TRS connector for remote switching, and flexible power options from 9V to 18V DC for optimal headroom and dynamics.

Ideal For

• Gigging musicians who need two distinct gain tones instantly accessible via footswitch
• Studio recording artists seeking amp-like overdrive and distortion without excessive volume
• Versatile players moving between rhythm and lead roles requiring different gain structures
• Pedalboard builders looking for comprehensive dual-channel dirt in a compact footprint
• Touring professionals who play through different backline amplifiers at various venues

Key Features

Dual Independent Channels

The Eclipse provides two completely independent overdrive/distortion channels, each with dedicated gain, level, bass, middle, and treble controls—essentially giving you two premium overdrive pedals in one enclosure. Voice your first channel for edge-of-breakup rhythm tones and the second for saturated lead sounds, or set one for classic rock crunch and the other for modern high-gain aggression. Two footswitches provide instant channel selection, allowing seamless transitions during performance without bending down to adjust settings.

Amp-Like Passive EQ

Each channel features a three-band passive EQ circuit designed to deliver the natural, musical response of a tube amplifier's tone stack. Unlike active EQ designs that can sound harsh or artificial, the Eclipse's passive tone controls interact organically, allowing intuitive tone shaping that maintains your guitar's fundamental voice. This amp-like architecture makes the Eclipse equally comfortable delivering low-gain overdriven tones and tight, aggressive high-gain sounds with natural harmonic complexity.

Global Voice Control

The unique global voice control fine-tunes the pedal's top-end response to match whatever amplifier you're playing through, ensuring optimal tonal integration whether you're using a dark-sounding vintage amp or a bright modern design. This feature is invaluable for touring musicians who encounter different backline at various venues, allowing you to dial in perfect top-end response without redesigning your entire tone from scratch at each gig.

Professional Power Options

Operating on voltages from 9V to 18V DC, the Eclipse allows you to optimize headroom and dynamics by running at higher voltages for increased clean headroom and improved low-end response. The pedal also accepts standard 9V battery power with true bypass operation, ensuring your signal remains pristine when the pedal is off. Flexible power options accommodate various pedalboard power supply configurations while maximizing tonal performance.

FX Link Remote Switching

The FX Link connector (1/8" TRS) enables remote switching from external controllers, loop switchers, or custom MIDI interfaces, perfect for integrating the Eclipse into sophisticated pedalboard systems where preset changes must be seamless and silent. This professional feature allows you to program channel changes alongside other pedal switching events, creating complex tonal transitions with a single button press.

What's Included

• Suhr Eclipse Dual Channel Overdrive/Distortion Pedal (Black Edition)
• Suhr limited warranty
• Free standard shipping

Technical Specifications

Get Your Hands on This Dual Channel Pedal Today

Experience the versatile, amp-like tones and professional dual-channel design of the Suhr Eclipse in person at No Limit Guitar Co in Idaho Falls. Our knowledgeable staff can demonstrate how this pedal's independent channels and passive EQ deliver natural overdrive and distortion across any musical style, and help you explore the voice control's ability to match different amplifiers. Contact us today to try the Eclipse or visit our showroom to discover why this dual-channel pedal has become essential for professional guitarists who demand comprehensive tone shaping in a compact format.