One of the best versions of the Ram's Head is the "Violet" version.

The overall tone of the pedal is very balanced from low to high and it has a ton of warm, smooth fuzz that make chords full while retaining string clarity. 
Lead tones are very smooth, punchy and warm. Harmonics jump out with very little effort.

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Vintage 1975 Violet Ram's Head

Originally inspired by Black Sabbath's Vol. 4, I wanted to make a pedal that could get every guitar tone off that album. I got that a more.

The overall tone of the Electric Warlord is huge. The velcro-like fuzz is tight and has lots of clarity. This is great for all tunings and lots of styles from rock to stoner to doom to shoegaze.
The gain section has been designed so you can hear the ripping, velcro fuzz on every string. The pedal has a great range on the fuzz knob and when you turn the gain all the way down, you can get a gated-like fuzz on leads. 
The pedal has a perfect mix of bass and treble where you can feel the thump of the low end under the fuzz so it does not over-power the overall tone yet, you still know the low end is there. 

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Electric Warlord

Inspired by the fuzzy tones of Desert and Stoner Rock, the Sonic Generator gives you that massive, ripping fuzz sound similar to Queens of the Stone Age, Kyuss, Fu Manchu, Nebula, Sleep, Red Fang, etc.

I wanted the pedal to sound like it had a mix of two types of fuzz, a smooth fuzz underneath with a ripping, Velcro type-of-fuzz on top. Also, I wanted the pedal to be usable in any situation so the fuzz control goes from full out monster fuzz to a fat, lower-gain grit.
The mids control not only adds mids but it also adds body to the pedal keeping the tone full when the mids are turned up.

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Sonic Generator

The Amherst is the same version of a 1976 Big Muff™ used by J. Mascis of Dinosaur Jr. fame.
The pedal has a huge, biting, gritty fuzz and the tone of the pedal is very open with a bit more mids than a typical muff circuit.

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Amherst '76 Ram's Head

The Red Menace is one of the first, modified, muff circuits I did that combines two of my favorite muffs, the early Red Army Overdrive and the 1972 Triangles.

The low end has the perfect balance of low-end and clarity. You can feel the punch of the bass notes cutting through the fuzz. The high strings have a sweet, high-gain, sustain just like the later Triangle pedals.
While adding the mids control I also had to modify the circuit to keep the original punch on chords and the smooth, singing tone on leads.

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