Revv Amplification is throwing it back to 2018 with the release of their G Series V2 pedals in their original, beloved colorways: Green, Purple, and Red.
In September, Revv released a limited Anniversary Edition of the G Series featuring all-new V2 circuit revisions in sleek black enclosures. These updates introduced even more amp-like response, enhanced dynamics, and improved versatility across the board. The demand for the original colorways never stopped — and now, Revv is bringing them back.
The new G Series V2 pedals combine the trusted look of the originals with the enhanced feel, clarity, and tonal control of the upgraded V2 circuits. Whether you’re a long-time fan or discovering them for the first time, the G2, G3, and G4 V2 pedals offer the perfect fusion of boutique tone and modern performance.
The Revv G2 was developed alongside Nashville’s premier session guitarists to quickly achieve a wide variety of touch-sensitive edge-of-breakup and transparent crunch tones that satisfy the needs of the most demanding players. The V2 circuit revision carefully tweaked the bloom, sustain, and sag of notes for a true classic character across all gain ranges.
The Revv G2 is an “amp-in-a-box” pedal based on the G120’s Green channel and offers tube-like crunch tones with great dynamics and clarity. The Revv G2 has a 3-position aswitch for different voicing and gain saturation. The Revv G2 is available here for $229.
The Revv G3 was originally released in 2018 and made headlines in the world of high gain pedals. Now the G3 returns with a new V2 circuit revision that raises the bar again.
The Revv G3 offers up an “amp-in-a-box” tone based on the G12’s Purple channel and brings some pretty aggressively tight mid-and-high gain tones. The Revv G3 has a 3-position aggression switch for different voicing and saturation. The Revv G3 is available here for $229.
And then finally there’s the Revv G4, which delivers an organic and unique voice of Canadian distortion. With a fat low-mid focus, this new V2 circuit revision adds additional versatility in lower gain ranges as well as a more clear and cutting midrange, without sacrificing the liquid sustain Revv’s Red channel is known for.
Much like the other two pedals, the G4 is modeled after the G120’s Red Channel and has a 3-position aggression switch for different voicing and saturation. The Revv G4 is available here for $229.
