The birth of the Kasleder Yeti Drive was inspired by the first incarnations of Big Muff pedals, but instead of it being just another clone, there is something more mysterious and sinister hiding under its bonnet, giving it a unique tone and drive texture. Typically, most Muffs are voiced with a very heavy low-end and piercing highs, however, their mid-range is usually very „scooped” and hollow. In order to create a less obtrusive and better balanced sound spectrum, the frequency range of the Yeti Drive has been re-tailored to give a tighter low-end, gentler highs and a slight hump in the mid-range, making the sound extremely controllable and versatile, allowing it to cut through the mix a whole lot better.

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Official Website

Yeti Drive

Straight forward, no nonsense and predictable controls, so you can familiarize immediately with the sounds it offers.

Product Page

Manual

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Demo by Paul Del Bello

Jellyfish

Official Product Video

Superfly MK2

Based on the Timmy Overdrive with special EQ for Bass

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Review by MaSa @note

Token Bass Overdrive

Kasleder Effects proudly introduces the Kasleder Germanium Acid Fuzz pedal. The circuitry of the light green fuzz pedal is based on two very rare NOS SFT 308 Germanium transistors inside. These - now are hard to find - transistors were responsible for the sound of the original Dallas Arbiter Fuzz Face and Tone Bender MK 1.5 pedals as well.
The Kasleder Germanium Acid Fuzz faithfully reproduces the tonal qualities of the original Fuzz Face stomp boxes so delivers a sound true to its great predecessors. However its circuitry is based on the classic Fuzz Face circuitry, it has a few modifications to meet the demands of the present day player. The GE Acid Fuzz effects pedal’s maximum gain level is relatively low so it delivers a true warm vintage “wooly” fuzz tone character to your sound.

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