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This is the crème de la crème of vintage fuzz offering amazing flexibility powered through a pair of hand select Germanium transistors. The tone of the Neo Fuzz is remarkably different to the G.I. The Neo is much more vintage sounding, a lot smoother, with less bite and buzz. Its gain is also a lot tamer, but there is still plenty on tap.
• Ultimate flexibility with the following 8 controls:
• Fuzz - From nothing to all out fuzz
• Load - input impedance control
• Bias - controls the bias of the 2 transistors
• Body - midrange control
• Tone - Balancing control for controlling highs and lows
• Volume – to control the output volume
• Tame Switch – this is a Brightness toggle switch control to take off of the top end as required
• Internal Gain trimmer
Gain Control: A huge gain range, from nothing to sustain-for-days. It can be used as a low gain device (for a fat bluesy bite), which is fairly unique for a fuzz pedal, since fuzz pedals tend to have a very narrow range of gain.
Gain Trimmer (Internal): To tame this pedal, the internal gain trimmer is there to wind things back (which I recommend)
Load Control: this is a variable input impedance. This can be used to match the Neo Fuzz to humbuckers as well as single coils (Fuzz pedals tend to have low input impedance which is a better match for single coils. Now you can also use humbuckers without any problems). You can also use it to go from a tradition fuzz sound (low input impedance) to a more articulate sound with detailed highs (high impedance)
Bias control: this is used to set up the operating point of the transistors, from a fat symmetrical fuzz, to an asymmetrical 'mosquito' buzz, and beyond, to a gated synth-like sound (almost sounds like your amp is about to die!)
Body control: this is a full range mid range control. The mids, of course, are the most important frequencies for determining how your guitar tone sits in with the rest of the band.
Tone control: controls both lows and highs, as opposed to simply a high cut filter. This is like bass and treble controls rolled into one. The combination of the tone and the body controls is like having a low/mid/high EQ
Volume control: with output to spare. You can use the Neo fuzz to overdrive your amp.
3 position Tame Switch: this is a brightness switch to help tame the top end. This is useful if you're going to use your Neo Fuzz with a bright 'modern' voiced clean channel, or if you're going to use the Neo with overdrive pedals (which tend to be darker, and by comparison, make a normal fuzz sound shrill).
Specifications:
* two Germanium Transistors
* 8 controls
* Powder-coated and silk-screened enclosure, measuring only 117mm * 92mm
* Pink LED Indicator
* 9V adaptor plug (2.1mm barrel connection)
* Heavy Duty 3PDT footswitch with True Bypass
* 9V Battery or DC power supply with up to 25V headroom
This is the crème de la crème of vintage fuzz offering amazing flexibility powered through a pair of hand select Germanium transistors. The tone of the Neo Fuzz is remarkably different to the G.I. The Neo is much more vintage sounding, a lot smoother, with less bite and buzz. Its gain is also a lot tamer, but there is still plenty on tap.
• Ultimate flexibility with the following 8 controls:
• Fuzz - From nothing to all out fuzz
• Load - input impedance control
• Bias - controls the bias of the 2 transistors
• Body - midrange control
• Tone - Balancing control for controlling highs and lows
• Volume – to control the output volume
• Tame Switch – this is a Brightness toggle switch control to take off of the top end as required
• Internal Gain trimmer
Gain Control: A huge gain range, from nothing to sustain-for-days. It can be used as a low gain device (for a fat bluesy bite), which is fairly unique for a fuzz pedal, since fuzz pedals tend to have a very narrow range of gain.
Gain Trimmer (Internal): To tame this pedal, the internal gain trimmer is there to wind things back (which I recommend)
Load Control: this is a variable input impedance. This can be used to match the Neo Fuzz to humbuckers as well as single coils (Fuzz pedals tend to have low input impedance which is a better match for single coils. Now you can also use humbuckers without any problems). You can also use it to go from a tradition fuzz sound (low input impedance) to a more articulate sound with detailed highs (high impedance)
Bias control: this is used to set up the operating point of the transistors, from a fat symmetrical fuzz, to an asymmetrical 'mosquito' buzz, and beyond, to a gated synth-like sound (almost sounds like your amp is about to die!)
Body control: this is a full range mid range control. The mids, of course, are the most important frequencies for determining how your guitar tone sits in with the rest of the band.
Tone control: controls both lows and highs, as opposed to simply a high cut filter. This is like bass and treble controls rolled into one. The combination of the tone and the body controls is like having a low/mid/high EQ
Volume control: with output to spare. You can use the Neo fuzz to overdrive your amp.
3 position Tame Switch: this is a brightness switch to help tame the top end. This is useful if you're going to use your Neo Fuzz with a bright 'modern' voiced clean channel, or if you're going to use the Neo with overdrive pedals (which tend to be darker, and by comparison, make a normal fuzz sound shrill).
Specifications:
* two Germanium Transistors
* 8 controls
* Powder-coated and silk-screened enclosure, measuring only 117mm * 92mm
* Pink LED Indicator
* 9V adaptor plug (2.1mm barrel connection)
* Heavy Duty 3PDT footswitch with True Bypass
* 9V Battery or DC power supply with up to 25V headroom
