The Kingdom is a transparent overdrive that adds unicorns and fairy dust to your signal. Joking aside, it really brings to life your guitar and your tube amplifier in ways you've never experienced. 

The Kingdom isn't quite a Klone in the strictest sense. The circuit design is very similar to the original Klon Centaur and retains many of its characteristics while including some enhancements. Unlike the Klon, the entire audio chain is run on a higher voltage spread allowing for more headroom. A clipping switch has been added to allow for different hard clipping options. An overdrive switch allows you to add soft clipping to the feedback path of the IC, allowing for earlier and smoother breakup. Finally, the true-bypass footswitch allows you to keep your signal chain completely clean when its not engaged.

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Kingdom V2

The Wrath is inspired by the popular RAT distortion (get it? W.Rat.H??) with a Reutz mod and red led clipping option (which really cranks it to an 11). The reutz mod (The "Sweep" control) adjust the clipping frequency of the gain stage making the tone darker as yout turn it up. Using a genuine NOS LM308 Op-Amp, the tone of this beast is second to none.

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Wrath V2

The Vixen is a stunning dimensional overdrive with loads of flexibility and an incredible dynamic range. At its core, The Vixen is based on the framework of our previous pedal, The Foxtail, but is a completely new pedal in almost every way. Featuring a 4148 diode more for more traditional overdrive sounds, The Vixen also features a Nanolog N3 which utilizes “Quantum Tunneling Technology” (yes, you read that correctly) for a completely different experience. This is not just alternate clipping, but is like having two completely different pedals to choose from in one enclosure.  Additionally, the tone control features Treble, Bass, and Presence knobs, which has greatly opened its range and made it extremely precise to dial in exactly what you want.

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Vixen

Built using a classic buffer design as seen in the famous Klon Centaur (yeah, there are unicorns inside).

You need a buffer. Really, you do. Every time I hand a musician a buffer pedal, they say "I don't think I need one of those"... then they try it and say "Wow, I can't believe my tone was so bad before, now I know!"

Bottom line is that your guitar pickups weren't made to push a big signal through a long cable to a stompbox that may or may not play nicely with it, through even more stomp-boxes, through another long cable to your amp. The buffer changes everything. Its a subtle effect, but it brings everything to life. Fairy dust. 

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K-Buffer

The Killface is a Bass-tuned version of our popular Kingdom overdrive,  a transparent overdrive that adds unicorns and fairy dust to your signal. Joking aside, it really brings to life your guitar and your tube amplifier in ways you've never experienced. 

The Killface isn't quite a Klone in the strictest sense. The circuit design is very similar to the original Klon Centaur and retains many of its characteristics while including some enhancements. Unlike the Klon, the entire audio chain is run on a higher voltage spread allowing for more headroom. A clipping switch has been added to allow for different hard clipping options. An overdrive switch allows you to add soft clipping to the feedback path of the IC, allowing for earlier and smoother breakup. Finally, the true-bypass footswitch allows you to keep your signal chain completely clean when its not engaged.

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