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      <g:title>Harmonic Disruptor</g:title>
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      <g:title>Warp Sound</g:title>
      <g:description>The Warp Sound is my modern and improved interpretation of the incredibly rare 1970s Vorg/Pearl Warp Sound. It's a unique filter + distortion circuit that blends a rough, unpredictable, fuzz-like distortion with a wide sweeping, resonant peak filter. The filter defines the core voice of the pedal while the distortion pushes it into an increasingly unstable saturation. Together, they create a dense, noisy, shoegaze style wall of sound, capable of shifting into harsher, more experimental textures as the filter is increased. It also stacks really nicely with other dirt pedals and modulation.

This pedal is a faithful recreation of the original circuit with a few practical changes and additions:

• True bypass switching

• External distortion control (originally an internal trimmer)

• "Max" switch that provides more gain than the original. Note: the "DIST" control is bypassed when mode is engaged.

• Expression control of the filter (original pot value: 10k) I've tested a few expression pedals and have found that the Roland EV-5 works particulary well.

Each pedal is built one at a time by hand, using custom PCBs designed by myself. The enclosure drilling, artwork and screen printing are also done personally. As I'm still getting my screen printing process down, there are a few small variations and imperfections between units but nothing major.


Specs:

Power - 9V DC center negative (any "Boss" style will work) No batteries.

Enclosure - 1590bb style

Jacks - Top mounted.

True bypass switching.


Note: International orders may be subject to customs fees, all additional fees are the buyer’s responsibility.


Feel free to message me with any questions or shipping queries.</g:description>
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      <g:title>First Impact Fuzz Unit</g:title>
      <g:description>The First Impact Fuzz Unit is essentially a Fuzz War 2 clone I modified with a Three-Way Diode Clipping Selector and Tone Bypass for extra flexibility and control.


This pedal delivers a monstrous, encapsulating fuzz, paired with a wide ranging filter that goes from thick, rumbling bass (perfect for doom or low tuned riffs) to piercing, clangy highs. Despite its insane gain, it stays surprisingly clear and musical with the Fuzz dialed back.


From smooth, compressed fuzz to open, wild, and spitty, the Three-Way Diode Clipping Selector lets you choose your preferred clipping style: Germanium (stock), no clipping diodes for raw, unfiltered tone, or Silicon for tighter, more aggressive fuzz.


While the Tone knob is incredibly versatile and punchy, the Tone Bypass switch lets you remove it from the circuit entirely, letting the raw, unfiltered fuzz come through. Be warned: this also significantly boosts the pedal’s volume! This fuzz is already loud, so flip the switch at your own risk!


I use this pedal a lot; it never fails to cut through a mix and reacts well to boosts or other pedals. You can get some great tones stacking it with drive pedals or run it solo, it sounds huge either way. It’s also pretty good on bass.


I make these pedals one at a time, by hand, using custom PCBs I designed myself. The artwork is fully created and screen printed by me as well. Admittedly, it’s not the most perfect screen printing (it was only my second attempt), but it gives each pedal a unique, handmade character that I quite like.


This will also be my last batch of these.


Specs:

    Controls: Volume, Fuzz, Tone
    Switches: Three-way diode clipping selector, Tone Bypass switch
    Circuit Type: Fuzz War 2 inspired modified circuit
    Power: 9V DC (“Boss style,” center negative, standard) — No batteries!
    Bypass: True bypass
    Enclosure: 1590BB style
    Jacks: Top mounted

Note: International orders may be subject to customs feesall additional fees are the buyer’s responsibility.

Feel free to message me with any questions or shipping queries.
- Zach</g:description>
      <g:price>105.00 EUR</g:price>
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