Not everything is like back in the day. Many guitarists have lost at least one big privilege: To get to crank up a Marshall stack full-on during live gigs.

Red Fuzz 1 has that classic over-saturated, thick Fuzzy sound you’ve probably heard more that once from the good old 60’s and 70’s. But where the fat Fuzzy guitar sound from the 60′ and 70’s mostly comes from a cranked up amplifier with a Fuzz pedal in front, Red Fuzz 1 definitely doesn’t need any help!

It simply takes a classic Fuzz and a stack and cram them together into one single piece of fat and beefy rock’n’roll hardware.

So, bring your combo this time… No need for a stack! Unlike the classic designs, Red Fuzz 1 also has built-in Fuzz-friendly buffers to make it more ‘friendly’ to the other pedals in your signal chain.

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Red Fuzz 1

In many ways, Blue Drive 1 is like ‘The Beauty and the Beast’. It has a beautiful body, but it can also rear its ugly head.
Put all knobs at the 12 o’clock position, and Blue Drive 1 will (in most cases) act as a wet, beautiful and sustain-y clean boost approximately at unity volume. But dial the Drive knob to catch the point just before the drive kicks in and the magic starts to happen.

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Blue Drive 1

This is one silky and smooth drive pedal that’ll give you just a little edge. But make no mistake. A little edge this tasteful can go a very long way and will often make all of the difference!

Think BB King, Larry Carlton and 335 Gibson guitars – even Jazz players will love the delicious crunch of this drive gem.

Compared to TrueOverDrive 1, this is a notch down the drive ladder.

Quite simply, we made this one for those of you out there who have wished for an even more gentle and subtle drive pedal than TOD 1, but without sacrificing the core tone of TrueOverDrive!

Review by musicradar

Review by Sound on Sound

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Smooth Drive 1

In the world of guitar, delay isn’t just a matter of adding echos as a string of dotted 8th’s that gradually fade away. It’s highly personal, a matter of taste – almost an art form. Well, in our corner of the guitar world, Dynamic Delay rules the repeats!
To create a digital delay that captures some of the analog magic has indeed been an idea that I have been kicking around for some time, and I am so happy that we succeeded in capturing exactly that with the Dynamic Delay!”

Review by bonedo

Review by Premier Guitar

Demo by Martin Klaja's Guitarchannel

Lunastone presentation by JHS (1:08 for dynamic delay)

Dynamic Delay

TrueOverDrive 2 is as true to transparent and tube-like overdrive as the original TOD 1. Yet it adds a serious punch in the low end frequencies, creating a beefier tone that will fill any venue with warm and fat overdrive.

Apart from that, TOD 2 is offering the same qualities and benefits: True overdrive that doesn’t just sound like tubes, but also behaves like tubes! A drive that you can ride steplessly with the volume knob on your guitar, going from sweet crunch to screaming mayhem without the obvious ‘change of mode’ that typically jumps in at a certain point.

And like all of our overdrive pedals, the basic concept is rooted in our cascaded gain stage approach.

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