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doom fuzz pedal

doom fuzz pedal Does it Doom Elder God Fuzz Pedal New

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doom fuzz pedal Does it Doom Elder God Fuzz Pedal NewDoes it Doom Elder God Fuzz Pedal The heavens bleed and frail bones rattle; Skys electric ritual summons the Elder God of Battle. Give rise to a crushing parallel blend of a modern high gain silicon Fuzz Face with the pummeling low end of a Green Russian Big Muff. Based on a circuit design originally developed by Nick Williams of the mighty Dunwich Amps and Chris Couzens of Belfast based doom overlords Slomatics. Incarnate brutality blares a pagan

Does it Doom Elder God Fuzz Pedal

The heavens bleed and frail bones rattle; Sky’s electric ritual summons the Elder God of Battle.

Give rise to a crushing parallel blend of a modern high gain silicon Fuzz Face with the pummeling low end of a Green Russian Big Muff.

Based on a circuit design originally developed by Nick Williams of the mighty Dunwich Amps and Chris Couzens of Belfast-based doom overlords Slomatics.


Incarnate brutality blares a pagan call... Enter the grand barbarian born of dark cloud and immortal skull.

The Elder God blends a high gain silicon Fuzz Face in parallel with a low passed Big Muff. The outputs of the two fuzz circuits are blended together and adjustable from 100% Fuzz Face to 100% low-passed Big Muff, where the overall gain of both circuits is controlled via a single fuzz setting and the post-blend volume is set via a master volume.

The silicon Fuzz Face is high gain with emphasis on the mid-range. The treble content is sufficient to provide clarity but smoothed out enough to avoid being overly harsh.

The two traditional gain stages of the low pass filtered Big Muff are based on the v7 Green Russian circuit, which is lower gain and less compressed, with more emphasis on low end. The standard muff tone control has been set to its darkest setting to maintain emphasis on bass response.

A bludgeoning fuzz on both downtuned guitar and bass, the Elder God features a buffered input so you can place it anywhere in your signal chain.

Defender of doom forever wields eternity’s endless sword; sound massacre of meat and muscle now reap the timeless reward.

Sunder, hack, pillage and plunder… Conquer all unworthy lest their blood ever drought!


Features:

Controls

• Battle: Post-blend master volume.
• Doom: Blends the high gain Fuzz Face and a low passed Big Muff.
• Fuzz: Overall gain of both fuzz circuits.


Specs

• Battle Doom Fuzz for guitar and bass
• Relay-based, true bypass soft switching
• Adjustable LED brightness via internal trim pot (LED)
• Premium components including Neutrik input/output jacks, Lumberg power jack, ORMAT knobs, Alpha pots, sealed relay, metal LED bezel, and mil-spec aircraft grade wire
• Powder coated finish with clear coat and high gloss textured UV printed artwork
• 4.75” x 2.625” x 2.375”
• 8.8oz
• Power: Use only a standard 9v DC power supply with a 2.1mm negative-center barrel. An isolated power supply is recommended. Power supply not included.
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