The Wizard began as a simple idea: cut the Pitchgrinder down to a single pitch shifter, with a mix control.  What it became is something much more exciting, with brand new capabilities.

The pedal’s resolution has been cranked up to 32 bits from the ‘Grinder’s 8, but the same lo-fi glitchy sound.  There is a mix control. Then we have the “speed” control.  When set to zero, the Wizard behaves like a standard pitch shifter, but as you turn up the speed your output will cross fade between the wet and dry signals, allowing for beautiful moving soundscapes, or stimulating modulation at higher rates.

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Wizard of Pitch

The Dwarfcraft Devices Reese Lightning Fuzz pedal is small, powerful, and ruthless. With more brightness and dirt than the Thunder, this pedal features a Timewarp toggle that engages octave-up clipping diodes. The Toneblast switch bypasses the tone control for extra power, while the feedback switch and knob let you go completely crazy. The Reese Lightning also has some practical features, including top-mounted jacks, true-bypass soft switching, and a clean blend for bass players. 

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Reese Lightning Fuzz

The Dwarfcraft Great Destroyer Distortion pedal delivers mind-bending oscillation and heavy fuzz from the murky depths.

The layout of The Great Destroyer pedal is simple: Volume knob, secondary Gain, primary Gain, and a Starve knob (which prevents power from getting to the circuit). Simple adjustments of these dials bring out massive deep fuzz. The Great Destoryer effects pedal pumps out plenty of powerful lows, with just enough articulation to achieve killer attack and definition for rhythmic chording and screaming solos. Adjust the primary and secondary Gain knobs to control an edgy guitar tone that cuts like a knife.

Dwarfcraft cannot say how The Great Destroyer pedal will alter the sound of your guitar, as different instruments produce different subtleties from this distortion monster.

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The Great Destroyer

The Dwarfcraft Devices Necromancer is a classic Fuzz effect pedal for electric Guitar/Bass, with a dark undercurrent. The Middle frequency of the Mids control was set as low as possible and provided with a midrange switch to allow additional adjustments. It is also possible to bypass the entire equalizer section with an EQ switch. The innovative Old-School Fuzz has an extremely adaptable EQ is of course also ideal for use with basses or synthesizers. As an additional optical highlight, the Dwarfcraft Devices Necromancer has been equipped with a loving Evil Wizard artwork by Metalocalypse designer SMO.

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Necromancer

Dwarfcraft Devices is ready to spread some Happiness, in the form of a multi-mode filter pedal, packed to the gills with features. Happiness opens a new world of synth inspired tones and textures with low pass, band pass, and high pass filtering. The filter is modulated with an internal triangle based LFO or external CV patched in, and a “scramble” circuit, akin to a sample and hold.

Expression jacks for filter cutoff and LFO speed are along the top panel, and CV in and out are on the sides.  Happiness internally converts the industry standard 9v power supply to +/-12V for seamless integration with Eurorack modular synth systems, and Dwarfcraft’s CV capable devices.  All these features are packed into the same tall enclosure used by the twin stags, to maximize controls while minimizing footprint.

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