DEADMAN FUZZ
€280
INSPIRED BY FILM
The Deadman – fuzz pedal, that produced sound of picturesque and hopeless desert. This old box can give you long sustain with echoes of the wild west.
WIDE RANGE OF FUZZ
You can easily variety your sound from clean tone to powerful fuzz. It’s also perfectly clean up with guitar volume and responds to slightest changes in your playing!
CREAMY TONE
Emphasis on mid and lower-mid frequencies creates a dense, punchy tone with a soft, warm Germanium coloration, allowing it to cut through the mix and sound more expressive.
TRUE VINTAGE TONE
For the Deadman Fuzz, we created our custom hybrid SI/GE schematic. We specifically selected vintage transistors and combined silicon with germanium elements in a unique way. Our goal was to deliver an authentic vintage tone with good clarity and punch, and at the same time, softness and good dynamic response.
As a result, we achieved a colored mellow clean tone, creamy overdrive, and rich, textured fuzz. This is what makes the Deadman Fuzz stand out among similar type circuits.
UNIQUE CLIPPING STRUCTURES
The unconventional arrangement of germanium transistors delivers a non‑standard saturation with the warm, smooth response of old germanium circuits: increased grittiness, a rounded and soft clipping edge, perfect dynamic control, compressed lows, tamed highs, and a pronounced lower‑midrange.
The character of the response transforms along with the gain and results in a smooth evolution of tone: from a clean sound with a dark tint, to a warm overdrive with emphasis on lower‑mid frequencies, then to a low/mid‑gain fuzz with long sustain, and finally to a powerful fuzz ranging from a tight, punchy tone to a rich, bright saturation.
DETAIL IN TONE CONTROL
“Deadman Fuzz is able to stand alongside some of the best fuzzes we’ve heard.”
“More than just another Muff clone, the Deadman could be a future classic.”
“It is done well in this case, making for an extremely impressive fuzz which is thrillingly gnarly while punchy enough to get through a mix intact.”
“Desolate torn-speaker tones.”
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