OK, a distortion pedal is an effect pedal mostly used by musicians to get a "meaner" sound. Where as fuzz pedals just make your sound "dirty"; these "distortion" pedals push your sound over the edge.
There are some that give more of a "crunch" and other's that sound more ... "liquid".
Sorry for all the poor descriptions. Some specific examples of the sounds produced by these pedals are:
AC/DC guitarist Angus Young's trademarked sound is what most would call "crunch".
The late ex-Pantera guitarist "Dimebag" Darrel had what most would call "liquid" distortion.
Older distortion pedal achieved these effects by use of analog circuitry and manipulation of the signal generated by the guitar. Modern pedals generally use digital circuitry.
Peddle is a verb.
by using peddle
A homophone for "peddle" is "petal."
Julian Peddle was born in 1955.
She powered her bicycle by peddle -- then shifted gears to peddle more slowly when biking uphill.
Go peddle your wares somewhere else!
Ambrose Peddle was born on 1927-10-08.
No, "peddle" is not a noun. It is a verb that means to sell or promote something, typically by going from place to place.
I can give you several sentences.The salesman will peddle his wares wherever he can.Peddle faster, or the dog will catch up to your bike!The peddle is broken on my bicycle.
Stepping on the gas peddle and letting off the gas peddle.
She likes to peddle her handmade jewelry at the local market on weekends.
John Bailey Peddle has written: 'The construction of graphical charts.'