King Kat - Fuzz

King Kat - FuzzThe King kat combines the best elements of a Tone Bender MkII fuzz with a Rat distortion to create something that sings like a fuzz but is tight like a distortion. This board features a toggle switch to select in between two pairs of clipping diodes. Introduction The front half of the circuit is based on the Tone Bender MKII, employing silicon transistors instead of germanium ones, which can mean an even louder, nastier Bender. After the third

They also added a high-cut switch to make the pedal more suitable for Strats and single coils

When talking about the Fuzz War by Death by Audio ™

“The Stock” version based on the analysis of many different schematics of the original Percolator

Sabbatical Drive delivers one of the most influential tones in the pantheon of rock by capturing the soul of the famous Tony Iommi’s Laney Supergroup amplifiers pushed by the Dallas Rangemaster treble booster

As if that wasn’t enough

This design’s origin goes back to 2004 by a schematic published by Electric

making it an excellent choice for both stage and studio environments

Focus turned CW gives a slight treble boost and earlier distortion

CIOKS 8 was primarily designed to be used as a large extension to DC7 in case you need more outlets

We had our fair share of fun testing it

keep in mind there are three optocouplers

In early 2010 we have seen many reverb pedals based on this technology (a Belton brick is basically a group of SMD PT2399 in chain) like Wampler Faux spring reverb