Delay pedals are one of the most useful tools to a guitarist’s arsenal. Stone Deaf’s Syncopy produces excellent clarity, and is also easy to use. The tap tempo button is useful for achieving a delay efficiently. Time signatures are often key to a delay pedal's characteristics, so the Syncopy has been equipped with adjustable settings to customise the echo beat. The MIDI enabling feature allows the Syncopy to be linked to a larger variety of instruments with ease. The tone and level controls optimise your tone for a truly unique sound. Thanks to the true bypass, the pedal has a low noise volume when turned off and does not interfere with other pedals. The modulation control sets a layer of chorus for further layering to the guitar’s tone. The Syncopy is more than just a delay pedal

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The Stone Deaf Trashy Blonde delivers a first-class "Amp in a Box" sound with a clearly British character. Thanks to the two-channel design, the effect pedal covers the entire spectrum between glassy cleans, juicy overdrive and tubular distortion, whereby the lively dynamics allow sound shaping with the guitar volume and playing technique. The parametric active tone control, which raises or lowers the frequency range selected via the Freq control and Bandwidth switch by up to 20 dB, also provides enormous variability. In addition, the Stone Deaf Trashy Blonde in combination with the optionally available Stone Deaf EP-1 Expression Pedal delivers high-carat Wah Wah and Phaser sounds.

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The Warp Drive pedal combines user-friendly functionality with a distinctive sonic character that encourages creative exploration. Central to its sound-shaping capabilities is the parametric EQ control, allowing musicians to make quick and precise adjustments to tailor their tones. This flexibility, coupled with the pedal's high-gain capabilities, empowers users to craft a wide spectrum of sounds, ranging from classic industrial textures to modern metal chugging and classic rock.

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The Stone Deaf Effects Tremotron is a highly versatile analog tremolo pedal that offers a wide range of tonal possibilities. With its dual analog tremolo engines, automatic syncopation, and digital interface, this pedal is capable of producing a variety of tremolo effects, from subtle and smooth to aggressive and rhythmic.

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The Fig Fumb is a versatile muff-style pedal that breaks boundaries with its parametric EQ and bandwidth knobs, offering unparalleled tone-shaping capabilities. It delivers a wide range of gain for powerful sonic exploration and incorporates a musical noise gate for precise sound control. As a variant of the renowned Big Muff, it's a go-to choice for classic Muff-style fuzz enthusiasts and bass players seeking heavy fuzz tones with additional control. Additionally, when paired with the EP-1 expression pedal, it opens up creative possibilities for fuzzy wah and phaser effects, making it a versatile tool for musicians and sonic explorers alike.

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