Vintage fuzz you can play instead of it playing you
Starting with the oldest fuzz circuits from the early/mid 60's, I fixed all the gating, sagging, oscillation, lack of sustain, and nasaly tone and created a transparent overdrive that carries the fuzz tradition without mangling your sound or frustrating your efforts.
Yes, I left in a decent amount of the characteristic chopping off of the low end that was part of the signature "Fuzztone" sound, but it's now a barky overdrive instead of a jar of bees.
Now you can get that certain magic raspy, frizzy, buzzy tone as part of your sound (not your whole sound) in a pedal-board-friendly package that is intuitive and reliable.
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Ever wanted to nail some classic fuzz tone only to find that the devices that created those were basically impossible to actually play? Bad transistor biasing produced a poor result with severe gating and sagging, and the original designs typically imparted an overwhelming tonal signature that destroyed the guitar's sonic footprint.
I always wanted to know how to get just that signature frizz and buzzy edge but while retaining the guitar's tone and with a natural sounding attack and decay. Not finding any such device in existence, of course I made one myself.
"Dude. Dude. Seriously.
This pedal is crazy good. I can’t stop playing it. I haven’t even tweaked the knobs. I think they showed up at noon.
I can’t stop. I can not stop.
It kind of sounds like the acid test."
"Just a heads up that I received the Cosmos pedal and it’s just stupendous. I’ve had a lot of dirt pedals and this one is something special. The name is appropriate as I’m pretty sure there are exploding stars in this pedal. Thanks so much!"