Features
- Low and High gain fuzz channels with LED indicator selectable with left foot switch
- Uniquely designed circuit
- Active 3-Band EQ
- Voltage starve control
- High quality analog signal path
- Premium parts and components throughout
- True Bypass with soft touch relay switching
- Full control over wet/dry mix
- Expression pedal control over Mix
- Buffered Input and Output
- Top mounted audio and power jacks
- Designed and handmade in B.C., Canada
Knobs
- BASS – Adjust the low frequencies
- MID – Adjust the midrange frequencies
- TREB – Adjust the high frequencies
- MIX – Adjusts the balance between the input signal (Dry) and the effect (Wet) signal
- GAIN – Increases the amount of distortion
- VOLTS – Lowers the overall headroom. Produces glitchy, suboctave sounds at the lowest settings. Lower threshold adjustable with internal trim pot.
- VOL – Controls the effect (Wet) signal level
- Gain Footswitch – Toggles between low- and high-gain channels
- Bypass – Engage or disengage the effect
Gallery
Videos
Operation
- 500kΩ/1kΩ
- 100mA @ 9VDC, 2.1mm centre negative plug
- True Bypass with soft touch relay switching
Additional Specs
- Mono input, Mono output, TRS Expression input
- Treble Control: +/-15dB 2nd Order peaking filter centred at 3kHz
- Mid Control: +/-15dB 2nd Order peaking filter centred at 800Hz
- Bass Control: +/-15dB 2nd Order peaking filter centred at 100Hz
- Exp Input: TRS cable, 10kΩ to 100kΩ resistance
- Dimensions: 70mm wide, 129mm long, 59mm tall (2.75” wide, 5.1” long, 2.3” tall)
Manual
FAQ
What kind of expression pedal can I use?
You need to use a passive expression pedal (not powered) with 10kΩ to 100kΩ of resistance with a TRS cable with no grounded connection (ie not a volume pedal).
What does the internal trim pot do?
The internal trim pot is used to set the lowest threshold of the voltage starve knob. To get the widest range of the Volts knob, turn the Volts and Gain knobs down, your instrument volume up, and adjust the trim pot until the pedal produces audio (It will produce suboctave tones).