h90 pedalboard

EFX ME

H90 Harmonizer®

Imperium

Protein

69 MkII Fuzz

Mini Fuzz V2 (Black Panel)

MDV-2 Mini Dejá Vibe Mk II

Xotic XW-1 Wah

Clyde Deluxe Wah

While this pedal originated as the “blue side” of the Protein Dual Overdrive, it is now available as a stand alone pedal. This “blue” pedal has been a favorite of many all over the world and is an incredibly versatile overdrive pedal allowing an incredible amount of drive options from clean boost all the way to screaming overdrive lead tones. 
The Carbon V2 features the addition of a HIGH-CUT toggle. The High-Cut allows you to tame just the right amount of those airy highs in a way that makes stacking two Carbons or a Carbon with the Blue Side of the Protein, a beautiful thing.  It also tames some of the chime and increases flexibility when stacking or using brighter amps. 

Product Page

Review by

The Carbon v2

The T4 is our take on the classic 4 transistor fuzz, similar to the circuits used in the big muff and countless other variants. What sets the T4 apart is a flattened EQ curve that brings the mids back in and helps cut through the mix. It also has been softened in the gain department and is smoother than other versions of this circuit. It is a beautiful sounding fuzz while still being able to get those ferocious tones that endeared the original designs. If you’ve never dived into the world of fuzz, this could be your gateway drug. Unlike many classic fuzz circuits, the T4 can be placed anywhere in your signal chain (even after buffers)!

Review by musicradar

Review by reddit /guitarpedals

Review by Guitar World

T4 Fuzz

The Protein is based around modified versions of two well-respected drive pedal circuits: the ‘Blue’ side is based on a 1990’s Marshall Bluesbreaker but has a tweaked tone control and extra output, while the ‘Green’ side takes its cue from that Nashville session favourite the Nobels ODR-1.

Review by Guitar.com

Manual

Protein V3 (Pink/White)

This is a relatively low-gain device, so even with the right-hand knob maxed out you’re not going to fall into a vat of hot fuzz – but as it turns out, you may not even want to push it past halfway. And you may also not want to turn it off: the Carbon can be broadly classed as a transparent overdrive, and it absolutely excels as an always-on enhancer for a clean amp.

The Carbon V1

The Protein is based around modified versions of two well-respected drive pedal circuits: the ‘Blue’ side is based on a 1990’s Marshall Bluesbreaker but has a tweaked tone control and extra output, while the ‘Green’ side takes its cue from that Nashville session favourite the Nobels ODR-1. 

Review by ThatGuitarLover.com 

Review by Guitar World 

Protein by Browne-Amps

Produkte

Bau dein Board

Community

Featured Artists

Services

Protein

Media

Handbücher

Reviews

Links

Technische Daten

Boards mit diesem Pedal

h90 pedalboard

Weitere Pedals von Browne Amps

Browne Amps

The Carbon v2

Browne Amps

T4 Fuzz

Browne Amps

Protein V3 (Pink/White)

Browne Amps

The Carbon V1

Produkte

Bau dein Board

Services

Community