Classic fuzz using a pair of NOS germanium transistors. Some features include:
Hand-crafted, point-to-point construction in a small enclosure, hand-etched artwork.
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Man-eating fuzz/distortion. Controls (left to right) are Volume, Bass, Treble, Gain. Huge amounts of volume on tap, unity is around 9:00. Great with both guitar and bass.
currently out of stock
Silicon/Germanium hybrid based on the Tone Bender mkIII. A Darlington silicon amplifier pushes the signal into a NOS CV5416 germanium (substition for OC84) for a thick and chewy fuzz. Does extremely well with the guitars volume knob. Tone knob goes from a muffled blanket of bass, to bright and cut-through treble.
currently out of stock
Littlehorn is a FET driven overdrive. It inspired by the sonic nuances of Matamp/Orange, but it is NOT a clone of any other pedal, or intended to be an "amp in a box". I really love my Matamp, and it's unique tonal characteristics. So I set out to build a pedal that would share similarities of the pre-amp and tone circuits. The Littlehorne sounds incredible as a frequency booster, with the gain set low. Lots of sparkle and shimmer that doesn't get lost as you crank up the gain knob. The gain at full also brightens up the tone, while giving a "girthy" (my new phrase, you heard it here first folks) distortion - growly and mean, not overcompressed or squishy.
Sound clips are coming very soon.
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