blender pedal 77 Fuzz Blender – NotPedals.com

blender pedal 77 Fuzz Blender – NotPedals.comThe Supercool 77 Fuzz Blender is not just a heartfelt tribute to the classic op amp Big Muff fuzz circuit, but a calculated modern take that delivers a rich and highly modifiable tone. The Flavour switch gives two tone options; the first a more classic mid scoop tone stack that can be rolled through the spectrum via the SMOKE pot and provides a rich bass and treble tone that has been used by countless artists and guitarists. The second option flips

The Supercool ’77 Fuzz Blender is not just a heartfelt tribute to the classic op amp Big Muff fuzz circuit, but a calculated modern take that delivers a rich and highly modifiable tone.

The Flavour switch gives two tone options; the first a more classic mid-scoop tone stack that can be rolled through the spectrum via the SMOKE pot and provides a rich bass and treble tone that has been used by countless artists and guitarists. The second option flips this on its head and instead delivers a more modern tone with a mid boost, allowing variable mid control with bass and treble rolloff. This second setting was designed specifically to counterpoint many classic and modern guitar amplifiers which tend to subtract warm mid tones from their output and focus mostly on bass and treble frequencies.

The Tar knob allows a smooth and variable sustain/feedback control that provides lighter and more variable clipping that varies from clean, to overdrive, to all-out fuzz attack.

The Cigarette push button at the top of the 77 Fuzz Blender changes the clipping mode from a standard smooth symmetrical mode, to an asymmetrical mode that creates a more gated and zippy effect, similar to an underbiased transistor-based fuzz.

Lastly, the 77 Fuzz Blender completes its namesake with a blend knob that allows you to blend in your clean tone to create endless options in your signal chain. This makes it extremely stackable with other overdrive and distortion pedals, and can be used to create some truly complex and specific guitar tones, without the use of external splitters, buffers, or mixers.