The Frazz Dazzler is a dual-channel, aggressive fuzz with a wide gain range and a full 3-band equalizer. The Frazz uses a unique circuit topology for extremely high gain even on the low gain channel. The high gain channel offers over-the-top saturation with a built-in noise gate. Both channels make use of a variable regulator for a powerful voltage starve system resulting in a range of sounds from lower headroom/more clipping to glitchy, sub-octave tones. Like all Dr. Scientist pedals, the Frazz Dazzler can be used with guitar, bass, synths, and many other instruments.

Frazz Dazzler V2

The Elements is a dual-channel overdrive/distortion with a wide gain range and a full 3 band equalizer. To increase its versatility, we’ve added toggle switch options for clipping modes, bass cut frequencies, and midrange frequencies. Whether you’re looking for high gain metal distortion or a clean equalizer, The Elements can fulfill a role on any pedalboard. Like all Dr. Scientist pedals, the Elements can be used with guitar, bass, synths, and many other instruments.

Demo by Bass Stuff

Demo by Pedal Experiments

Review by Guitars Canada

Review by reddit /guitarpedals

Review by The Gear Page 

Manual

Product Page

The Elements

The BoostBot is an always-on, ultra-compact clean boost with dynamic, real-time level display meter. The boost circuit is a classic op amp design, a clean and loud amplifier that sounds great and provides 20dB of boost. Displaying the signal level is a classic 10 Segment Bar Graph LED. Like all Dr. Scientist pedals the BoostBot can be used with guitar, bass, synths, and many other instruments.

Demo by Feedback Pedals

Demo by Sound Isles

Review by The Gear Page

Review by Talk Bass.com

BoostBot

The Dr. Scientist Tremolessence is a true-stereo analog tremolo pedal that offers a wide range of options to oscillate the hell out of your sound. It features analog oscillation and signal path, square or triangle wave shaping, and an intuitive treble control, making it a versatile pedal with a durable build.

Review by Harmony Central

Review by Pedal of the Day

Official Website

The Tremolessence

In 2219, Dr. Scientist’s sister, Professor Scientist, patented a method for turning information into food, revolutionizing humanoid societies: without the need for nourishment, information became the world’s most important commodity. It was traded in markets, in bazaars and on the Futurenet. Dr. Scientist took advantage by developing the Spectrum Analyzer, a device which reads audio information and displays it in seven frequency bands, from 63Hz to 16kHz, represented by LEDs. It reads information from any source that can be plugged into it—a computer, a guitar, a synth, a cellphone—or it can read the sound around it through a built-in microphone. Musicians hungry for information can see their music in real time, represented by light.

Demo by lfo flow

Official Product Video