Here is our selection of guitar pedals. Each pedal is handmade to order with a current lead time of 30 days with a few examples available in the shop. The retail price for each is $199 shipped within continental US. Please inquire about shipping worldwide, as the shipping rates vary, and we will find the best option fitting your needs. Payment in full is required at the time of order. These pedals will be in our store soon, in the time being - inquire via the contact form.
ROCKETFUZZ BOOST
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Rocket is a silicon/germanium fuzz with a classic 2-transistor topology from the 1960s using a vintage germanium transistor. The input includes an attenuator producing sounds from cleaner breakup to gated fuzz. The output stage features a MOS-FET boost to push the output a bit harder with a tube pre-amp like characteristic.
BOOSTBoost sets the desired amount of gain.
CHOKEChoke sets the amount of signal entering the pedal. The fuzz characteristics can change significantly. This can be useful as an attenuator for high output pickups.
LEVELLevel sets the overall volume of the effect. In combination with other controls, this setting also affects the characteristics of the fuzz.
Use a standard 9V/100mA pedal power supply with negative center pin.
QUIGGLY
OCTAVE FUZZ
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Quiggly is a vintage style sillicon octave fuzz pedal based on the 1970s Tychobrahe Octavia. With a foot-switchable octave and input attenuator, it produces a considerable amount of fuzz with a very low noise floor. Use as an octave fuzz, or turn the octave off for a rich, woolly fuzz.
BOOST
Boost sets the amount of fuzz you require.
CHOKE
Choke attenuates the input signal to tame the fuzz effect. It is especially useful when playing a guitar with humbuckers.
LEVEL
Level sets the overall volume of the effect. In combination with other controls, this setting also affects overall character of the fuzz.
Use a standard 9V/100mA pedal power supply with negative center pin.
FUZZ DRIVE
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Dandelion is an op-amp fuzz-drive pedal inspired by Japanese overdrive effects. It has a considerable range of overdrive and fuzz sounds with a moderate noise floor. Use as an overdrive, or crank it up to produce a fuzz effect where even chords sound distinct.
BOOST
Boost sets the amount of gain you require.
TONE
Tone spans a wide range of frequencies from bass to treble.
LEVEL
Level sets the overall volume of the effect. In combination with other controls, this setting also affects the boundaries between overdrive and fuzz.
Use a standard 9V/100mA pedal power supply with negative center pin.
BILLY
OVERDRIVE
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Billy is an op-amp overdrive pedal featuring three soft clipping modes. Mode I and III offer Silicon and Germanium diode clipping respectively. Mode III ranges from gated fuzz sounds to a ripped speaker emulator using a complimentary pair of vintage germanium transistors. Switching is assisted with an optocoupler to minimize switch popping. The pedal has moderate to low noise floor.
BOOST
Boost sets the amount of gain you require. Turn high in mode II for maximum effect.
LOW & HIGH
Low & high provide a powerful 2-way EQ to the pedal. Crank up low in mode II for maximum effect and color the tone with high.
LEVEL
Level sets the overall volume of the effect.
Use a standard 9V/100mA pedal power supply with negative center pin.
FLARE
RINGBOOST
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Flare is a dual pedal based on the Green Ringer with some tweaks an added MOSFET booster. Boost controls this clean boost activated by the left foot switch. Sparkle and Level are the functions of the Ringer, active only when the right footswitch is engaged. The pedal has low to very low noise floor.
BOOST
Boost controls the one-knob MOSFET booster. In combination with the ringer, it will produce an overdriven octave effect.
SPARKLE
Sparkle provides a tone control that is especially useful when boost and ring are engaged at the same time. It helps to attenuate sharp highs for a more subtle effect. For a true Ringer operation, keep the know turn all the way up.
LEVEL
Level sets the overall volume of the Ringer only. Attenuation is useful, when boost and ring are engaged at the same time. For a true Ringer operation, keep the know turn all the way up.
Use a standard 9V/100mA pedal power supply with negative center pin.