The Cherry Bomb was inspired by the Dallas Rangemaster Treble Booster.

Unlike the original, I added a tone control that would let you go from treble to bass so you can tailor the boost to the amp you are using. I am also using a NOS NPN germanium transistor that allows you to use the pedal in a daisy-chain with other pedals.
Through a clean amp, the Cherry Bomb will give you a nice, low-gain break-up but running this through a dirty amp is where it really shines. This will push your dirty amp by adding more gain. This is very useful if you want to use your amp's gain for a dirty rhythm and them hit the Cherry Bomb for screaming leads.

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Inspired by the 90's, bubble font, Russian pedal, the Green Russian is in the same family as the Civil War but has a little less low end and a lot more grit to the fuzz. 

This gives the pedal a great tone for bluesy to stoner rock.

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The Dire Wolf is a low to medium gain, drive pedal that has a ton of clarity and a sweet, transparent tone that sounds like it is part of your amp.

You can use the Dire Wolf for so many styles and also stack it with your favorite high-gain and fuzz pedal.

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Many years ago I was sent some pictures of Frank Zappa's, modified, late 1970's Big Muff™. The mods made to the pedal give it a very smooth, warm sound on the bass side but allows a little brightness on the high strings. 

They also reduce the gain of the pedal making it more of a low to medium overdrive/fuzz mix.
The pedal yields a full-bodied, smooth, low-end and sweet highs with a little bite on lead notes.
In 2016 I made a very limited run of the pedal and called it the Utility Muffin, named after Frank Zappa's recording studio, the Utility Muffin Research Kitchen. 

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The  Skinner Box is based on the original "Bud Box" Rat and made with the  obsolete, metal can version of  the LM308. The can version gives the  pedal a warmer tone.
The  Skinner box is very versatile. Not only does it give you huge, fat  distortion, it also gives you amazing over-driven tones when turning the  gain down around 12 o'clock.
The tone control has a good sweep from high to low and works well with the gain control.

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