﻿Our newest creation is possibly our simplest one. Although it took a few years to sort out how to it the way we imagined, it's here, it sounds good on everything and it's a very handsome price! This is the secret sauce behind our former Nemesis Preamp and you'll see why with the very first note played.

The Nemesis Boost gives you exactly what you'd expect from a modern mid boost or overdrive meant to tighten up your tone and nothing more. Harmonics are effortless. Palm mutes are crunchy. Noise is minimized. Weak tone is crushed.

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Demo by Metalhead Productions

Demo by  Truck Driver Shawn

Review by delicious audio

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Nemesis Boost

We've added a dedicated extra gain stage to this pedal so that it's truly the loudest it could possibly be without decimating the input of your amp in a negative way. You will never at any point say "I wish this was just a little bit louder"

The Smash control also adds a bit of gain so at full settings it's the most brutal and vicious it could be. The Stab control not only adds in a truckload of bite and attack, but it also tightens as you increase it. Don't be fooled though, it's brighter and tighter than almost anything we've ever offered here at Airis Effects.
The main goal with this pedal was to give players the absolute maximum amount of versatility in as few controls as possible. This gives you ALL great tones and zero bad tones with no effort at all to dial them in.

Demo by Kyle Bull

The Carnage Drive

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HM808

What initially started as one of countless attempts to "improve" the Nemesis Preamp is now the pedal that has been the goal of Airis Effects since day one. A tight, crunchy,  articulate, but still saturated and nasty high gain preamp. Something in the realm of a block letter 5150 crossed with a Diezel Hagen. With a classic and simple five control layout (Volume, Gain, Bass, Mids, Treble) there's no learning curve or time wasted fiddling with settings, so you can get straight to the chugs.

Review by guitar pedal X

Demo by Truck Driver Shawn

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What we've done here is essentially make a tubescreamer with an extra control to dial in how aggressive and heavy it sounds. This gives you a very simple way to not only dial in what you need for the amp you're running into, but take things back to the "stock" tubescreamer sound just by turning one knob.

Review by Rig-Talk

Demo by That Sound Terrible

The Aggressive Screamer

The Aggressive Screamer by Airis Effects