Acorn Amplifiers

Artax

The Acorn Amplifiers Mind Killer is a dual distortion device that promises to deliver huge gain tones to any rig. It features two separately stomp-able distortion circuits in series, each with its own bass boost and clipper diode toggle switches. This allows for a wide range of tonal possibilities and a mélange of stackable crunch tones in a single stompbox.

The Mind Killer is designed to provide total obliteration in the form of huge gain tones, making it suitable for a variety of musical styles and genres. Its dual-channel design allows for independent control over each distortion circuit, giving players the flexibility to create a wide range of tones and textures.

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Review by Premier Guitar

Mind Killer

Hard clipping single op amp distortion pedal with boost toggle switch. IT’S OVER 9000!

Vegeta’s Scouter lights up when the pedal is engaged.

Demo by William Walters

Vegeta Drive

The Kakarot Fuzz is a hybrid fuzz circuit featuring one germainium transistor feeding into one silicon transistor which is then sent through a pair of LEDs for boosted clipping. The Kakarot dual transistor circuit can sweep between overdrive, distortion, and fuzz tones with the turn of the Fuzz knob. The Level control adds flexibility to the overall output of the pedal, enabling you to dial in the perfect position of your signal in the mix. Top-mount Switchcraft jacks, robust latching footswitch, and durable 125B aluminum enclosure make the Kakarot fuzz ready to take your pedalboard power level over 9000! 

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Kakarot Fuzz

Detected by its strong magnetic field emanating from the lunar crater Tycho, the TMA-1 was found buried 15 meters beneath the surface of the moon. The moment 9 volts of direct current hit the TMA-1, a powerful signal burst across the universe, searching for other devices of its kind. This is how the new fuzz pedal from Acorn Amplifiers came to be. The TMA-1 fuzz is a four stage transistor fuzz featuring a series of selectable diode clipping options. Germanium diodes, silicon diodes, and a bypass of the clipping diodes are switchable in two separate stages of the fuzz circuit, allowing for a vast array of shapable fuzz tones. A giant glass lens indicator glows red on the face of the pedal to remind humans of the impending singularity that threatens to doom mankind, and also to let you know when the fuzz is engaged. 

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Review by GEAR GODS

TMA-1 Fuzz

TMA-1 Fuzz von Acorn Amplifiers