The Cusack Music Orthrus Distortion is a high-gain distortion pedal designed to deliver a wide range of tonal options. It is based on a true amplifier preamp design and features Treble, Mid, and Bass controls to allow for precise tone shaping. The pedal also includes a switchable boost function, a kill switch, and a 3-band EQ to further customize the sound.

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Orthrus Distortion

The Tap-A-Delay is a 750mS digital delay that mixes the original analog signal with the delayed signal. It is gritty, a bit noisy, and very analog sounding. This isn’t your clean studio quality digital delay with perfect repeats.

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Tap-A-Delay

The Pedal Cracker was created to allow anyone with an XLR microphone output to use standard stompbox pedals.  Inspired by vocalists, keyboardists, horn players and percussionists alike who wish for the ability to have the control and versatility that guitar and bass players have long possessed, the Pedal Cracker enables anyone with an XLR microphone input to use effects of their own, allowing complete control over their sound. Simply plug into the Pedal Cracker via the XLR input, connect the effects pedal(s) or pedalboard through the 1/4" send and return loop, and connect the XLR output to your powered speaker or PA board input. Whether it be used as a tool on the gig or in the studio, the Pedal Cracker is a worthwhile investment in your music! 

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This distortion pedal features all of the crank you've heard on classic records for decades. The Meta Plexi is based on a classic amplifier preamp and features Treble, Mid, and Bass controls to dial in the sound to your rig. "Lead" channel is a selectable 3, 6, or 9dB boost after the distortion circuit giving you additional volume without extra saturation.

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Meta Plexi

This is a new development in the world of distortion. To our knowledge, this type of technology has never been used in a distortion pedal before. The technology itself isn't new, in fact, its usage in the audio world was long ago retired. The application though is revolutionary for achieving guitar overdrive/distortion. At the heart of the Screamer Fuzz Selenium, lives a vintage Selenium rectifier. Cusack Music owner Jon Cusack sourced these parts while working on a repair for a vintage amplifier. He purchased the rest of the inventory from the supplier - 26 pieces. The rectifiers are estimated to be 60+ years old. Jon kept these in his personal vault for over 20 years, until he found the right project for them: The Screamer Fuzz Selenium.
 
The Screamer Fuzz Selenium combines the groundbreaking Selenium rectifier overdrive circuit with the LED fuzz circuit of our Screamer Fuzz V3. The layout and signal path is the same as the Screamer Fuzz V3, but that's where the similarities end.
 
The Selenium overdrive's sound is in a league of its own. At low levels, it fattens up the signal adding warm tube-like compression yet, it doesn't limit your dynamics. It sounds and feels more like a parallel compressor with a low mid-range eq shift. As the drive gets turned up the magic of the selenium transforms from a tonal secret weapon to a zippery, smooth, fat overdrive. Blending in the LED fuzz circuit produces a very satisfying, distinct, 3-dimensional sounding fuzz. We haven't heard anything quite like it.

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