The Bleak District Electric Landscraper is a dual-channel, 1970s-style op-amp-based transparent overdrive/distortion. Both channels are identical and provide plenty of headroom for awesome clean tones, plus they get crunchy when you turn up the gain!

The Landscraper's core circuit is similar to the classic '70s distortions (Blue Clipper, DOD 250 Preamp, MXR Dist+). It uses an op-amp for gain and then hard-clips the signal with back to back germanium 1n60p diodes.

Leading into that core circuit is an op-amp input buffer (like that in the Klon) which provides a nice consistently clear signal to the drive section.

After the gain circuit is a JFET boost. This gives a large amount of volume to the pedal, allowing access to all of the great lower gain settings without having to sacrifice volume. It's designed to be as transparent as possible, except for the harmonics added from the clipping.

The Landscraper essentially adds two extra channels to your amp, without altering your tone. If you’ve tried all the usual soft-clipping drives but not found one you like, it might be time for an alternative solution!

Bleak District Electric

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Landscraper

Terra Earthly Overdriver
Unearth the organic tones so often missing from the 'classic' drive pedals of yore and let Terra either define your sound or play in harmony with your setup of choice. The unique and complimentary controls unlock a huge range of saturation options, letting you bring life to the guitar sound in your head.

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Terra

Transcend traditional limitations and lose yourself on a journey of psycedellic discovery.

Whether you swirl or throb, or self oscillate in a frantic to-ing and fro-ing of phase shift annihilation? The Miraj has you covered. At its heart, a four stage, optical phase shifter, the Miraj utilises an all analog signal path and a similar led/ldr mechanism as the fabled Univibe. This provides a wonderfully analog interface to the digitally controlled, tap tempo, multiple waveform LFO. Borrowing design elements from both the Univibe and Phase 90, the Miraj is able to shift between those well known tones whilst maintaining a sonic character all of its own.

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Miraj V2

Born in the dark and forever since living in the shadows. The Sun?No is inspired by the infamous Sunn Model T amplifier.

Using multiple, hybrid gain stages, comprising of both op amp and NOS jfet transistor amplifiers. There are crushing amounts of volume and gain on tap. Always natural and organic from the bottom to the top of the range. The mode switch allows access to both 'vintage' and 'reissue' levels of saturation.

New for version 2, the EQ toggle switches between two different EQ variations for the active tone control. Always keeping that massive low end and mid-range clarity the Model T is famous for.

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Sun?No V2

The first pedal of its kind* Joy has been designed to simultaneously vibrate every known and unknown receptor in the pregangral vortex**. This is located directly between the left and right sides of the brain (in humans) and controls most of what we refer to as 'the self'.

*May or may not be true.
**Probably not a real part of the brain.

Scientifically it's somewhere on the fuzz/distortion spectrum. It is made by having three op amps smash into each other, then whatever is left of your signal has its head cut off by a couple of chunky rectifier diodes. The big knob in the middle controls the overall volume, the left foot switch is bypass and the right foot switch boosts the gain by about x100. As the signal is already decimated, this doesn't change the volume or tone but it increases the sustain to pretty much infinity.

JOY - Pure and Unadulterated