The LPD Dutch covers a lot of musical ground. It can be transparent, on the edge of breakup, a medium gain heavy blues, a hard rock rhythm machine or a singing lead and all points in between. With a smooth mid-centered voice that’s sure to please, the Dutch will compliment a large range of instruments and amplifiers. Level, Gain, Treble and Bass controls allow you to tailor your sound to it’s sweet spot. The HI/LOW switch is a gain boost with an EQ shift. The EQ has been dialed in to enhance the added gain and focus the midrange so the tone stays tight. Last state memory switching means less tapping when you power your board up and the new eye grabbing aesthetic will make it a beautiful new addition to any setup.

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DUTCH 24

Back by popular demand, we have released the much sought after Phoenix fuzz. Based on the classic 3 transistor circuits of the golden era of fuzz, the Phoenix delivers the bite, body and sustain you’d expect. The Tone control is unique in that it interacts with the final clipping stage to not only adjust the tone but also vary the clipping from symmetrical to asymmetrical, giving a wide variation in harmonic content. The circuit is very reactive to the input signal, making the guitar volume knob an expressive gain control. 

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Phoenix Fuzz

Soft touch true bypass switching, last state memory, top mount jacks, and a bit more gain on tap. Plus new color/texture and art!

I wanted something that sounded and felt like my favorite 1968 Plexi. Completely natural note decay, no strange fizzy artifacts. It’s very dynamic, and responds to the guitar volume control and pick dynamics very well. Highly versatile with super-low noise and killer sustain, without needing a ton of distortion or fuzz to get it.

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SIXTY8

The 109° Distortion was designed to reincarnate the great distortion pedal tones from the late 70's and early 80's. Bringing those awesome sounds into the present and updating the feature set to include high headroom internal operating voltages, an active bass boost, smooth noiseless switching, and a compact footprint. With a wide range of gain and ample output level, the 109° is as at home hitting the front end of the amp hard as it is generating all the distortion you could desire. A perfect fit with most any amp and guitar combination.

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109° Distortion

The LPD Embers is a K style overdrive with a few LPD twists. 

The sweep of the gain control has been made more consistent, with the sweet spot extended for finer control. An active bass control has been added, allowing +-15dB of low frequency tailoring, and soft touch switching has also been added. For the purist, when the bass control is set at noon it is effectively out of the circuit.

We think this is all the good stuff - with some more good added for good measure!

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