OD808 mkIII is a dual channel overdrive/distortion pedal with two legendary effects inside: OCD and ts808. It has a lot of switchable mods, top-mounted jacks, a compact enclosure, and a smart bypass system, that allows you to easily change effects order or turn on both effects with one footswitch.- OCD is known for its rich sound, with a slightly cropped middle, but deep lows, and bright highs. There is also a convenient control of gain control, which allows you to get a barely noticeable overdrive in the minimum position, mid-gain on 12 hours, and saturated distortion with drive control all the way right.- Screamer is a classic choice to heat an overdriven amplifier up. Moreover, it works great in front of OCD.

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OD808 mkIII

Triangle provides authentic ‘80s chorus sound as well as a classic vibrato.

Slow and lush chorus will make your sound wide and big. Vibrato mode disables the dry signal to allow warped vinyl or leslie effects.

Two more delay modulation modes available by activating feedback path: flanger and vibroflange.

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Triangle mkII (white)

VOID is a dual drive pedal for those, who are looking for a combination of light transparent overdrive and dirty amp-like overdrive-distortion. The red channel is based on the Bluesbreaker circuit. The blue channel is based on the Benson Preamp. These two effects work great on its own or complement each other in a different way.

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VOID

Noir is an amplitude/harmonic optical tap-tempo tremolo with all the modern features you could want in a small package.

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Noir mkII

The Orbit 1974 is everything you love about late 60’s fuzz with the functionality of a modern pedal.

Two vintage germanium transistors are hand-selected for the pedal, which have a softer sound compared to their silicon counterparts.

Problems with low input impedance and high output impedance have been resolved. Now you can easily put buffers both before and after the Orbit, without fear of ruining the sound. The pedal uses a special transformer circuit that mimics the behavior of a pickup and works directly with the input of the fuzz circuit. Thanks to this, Orbit is perfectly friendly with any pedal in front of it. Even reverb if you’re a shoegazer. Active pickups, drum machines, basses, and synthesizers are no longer a problem either. Due to the low output impedance, the wire after the pedal does not cut off high frequencies, as with the original Fuzz Face.

Orbita1974 mkII (black)