Used ProCo RAT Sterling Vermin Overdrive Pedal with Box
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Used ProCo RAT Sterling Vermin Overdrive Pedal with Box in mint condition.
This pedal has been tested in store and is fully operational.
Fusing refined overdrive textures with traditional RAT grind may seem like a peculiar amalgamation, but you'll recognize the sheer genius of this combination every time you plug into the Pro Co Sterling Vermin. Hand soldered in small batches in Jackson, Missouri, this boutique-quality distortion pedal is replete with premium components, including a high-performance LM741 op-amp and smooth CTS pots. Moreover, it proudly flaunts the RAT's time-honored 3-knob control set, putting everything from subtle, sweet-sounding grit to harmonic-rich, fuzz-like grunge right under your feet. Additionally, the Sterling Vermin includes selectable clipping diodes, enabling you to toggle between traditional RAT silicon diodes and a hot-modded BAT41 option for expanded tonal colors. Meanwhile, the polished stainless steel enclosure with laser-annealed graphics is positively eye-catching. Our perspective here at Sweetwater? Simply put, it's a masterwork of stompbox design, yielding extremely dynamic textures ranging from high-fidelity Klone-like low-gain to Muff-esque tones that hit like a katzenjammer. With its meticulous craftsmanship and versatile sonic palette, the Sterling Vermin isn't just a distortion pedal — it's a statement piece for those who refuse to compromise on tone.
This pedal has been tested in store and is fully operational.
Fusing refined overdrive textures with traditional RAT grind may seem like a peculiar amalgamation, but you'll recognize the sheer genius of this combination every time you plug into the Pro Co Sterling Vermin. Hand soldered in small batches in Jackson, Missouri, this boutique-quality distortion pedal is replete with premium components, including a high-performance LM741 op-amp and smooth CTS pots. Moreover, it proudly flaunts the RAT's time-honored 3-knob control set, putting everything from subtle, sweet-sounding grit to harmonic-rich, fuzz-like grunge right under your feet. Additionally, the Sterling Vermin includes selectable clipping diodes, enabling you to toggle between traditional RAT silicon diodes and a hot-modded BAT41 option for expanded tonal colors. Meanwhile, the polished stainless steel enclosure with laser-annealed graphics is positively eye-catching. Our perspective here at Sweetwater? Simply put, it's a masterwork of stompbox design, yielding extremely dynamic textures ranging from high-fidelity Klone-like low-gain to Muff-esque tones that hit like a katzenjammer. With its meticulous craftsmanship and versatile sonic palette, the Sterling Vermin isn't just a distortion pedal — it's a statement piece for those who refuse to compromise on tone.