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Much more than a simple booster

We all know the legendary green mid-boost overdrive, it’s not as if we all have one at home! We have been using it as the best tool to boost an amp already crunched. Gain at 0, volume at full and here we go! We cut through the mix, we are in the spotlight and we avoid dribbling on the spectrum of the other band mates. There are of course other combinations and tonal experimentations to be used from this schematic, and that’s what we’re going to study!

Demo by Palf

Review by audiofanzine

Review by Stompbox Steals

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Ego Driver - Limited Edition

The Lazy Comp is an optical compressor, fully adjusted in house. On the front, there is a single setting : the mix (dry/wet), it… mixes clean and compressed sound.

The lazy side of the pedal refers to the fact that this is a plug & play compressor, just turn the mix potentiometer to find happiness.

Despite its apparent simplicity, this analog compressor of incomparable quality hides a specific circuit providing a natural compression and saving the dynamics necessary for a warm and strong sound.

Review by The Guitar Channel

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Demo by 60 ycle Hum

Lazy Comp

Overdrives were already plentiful at the time, yet when the original circuit that inspired the Blues Believer made its apparition in 1991, guitarists were delighted to have access to that vintage British amp-inspired tone.
When the term British sound gets mentioned, it usually brings to mind the fat warm crunch of a Plexi, but the FX Teacher Blues Believer has a different sonic color to it. It is a bright overdrive, the original transparent overdrive (without the clean sound being added to the crunch), truly respectful of your amp and guitar’s personality, mindful of the dynamics in your playing, while supplying all the fat and harmonically loaded sustain typical of tube amps.
The FX Teacher Blues Believer can be used as your basic crunch on a super clean amp, as a boost to push it to the other side, as an extra source of fat on an amp that’s already cooking, or even as a way of making a crappy rental amp feel decent and more flattering.

Demo by Tone Factory

Review by delicious audio

Review by guitar pedal X

Blues Believer

We no longer need to introduce this famous circular fuzz pedal, which produced the iconic sound of many guitarists in the 60’s.
With its two volume and gain controls forming a smiling face, it offers a unique sound going from a creamy and dynamic fuzz to a powerful and punchy fuzz with sharp trebles.

The extremely simple circuit offers a lot of space for customization, hence our own interpretation of the mythical pedal with the Feed Me.
The Feed Me mk3 is ultra versatile and customizable. You can get the classic sound of the 60’s model, rich in trebles and sustain.
But also a thick and fat fuzz, for more modern sounds close to stoner tones. Or a garage rock style gated fuzz by using the Crack and Smash controls for a velcro texture.
While remaining ultra expressive and responsive as always to the guitar’s volume and tone controls, with the Feed control, for warm cleans.

Demo by Jake Cloudchair

FEED ME MK3

Find back the tone from ac/dc with this plexi distortion pedal !

As malcolm young said “nobody would pay attention to anything that was going on until you kicked them right in the teeth with it. », it is in this spirit that the high voltage was designed, a plexi distortion pedal that strongly smash publics’ face. Thanks to his bass killer switch, the chords are powerful and they easily stand out in the mix! This is the end of sticky and fuzzy distortions which drool everywhere. Only good sound, dynamics and energy.

It is from this perspective that the anasounds team, advised by fans of ac/dc, developed this new pedal. At first, the sound was supposed to be close from a marshall plexi pushed to 11 but finally they made a frequency analysis of « it’s a long way to the top (if u wanna rock’n’roll) » from the album high voltage. The chords of the intro are so powerful, so clear and so recognizable, that it was time to launch a pedal that finds back their tone more easily.

Do not be mistaken, with all the available pots and trimpots, it is also very easy to create its own tone!

Review by Pedal of the Day

Demo by Pedal of the Day