The Dwarfcraft Devices Necromancer is a classic Fuzz effect pedal for electric Guitar/Bass, with a dark undercurrent. The Middle frequency of the Mids control was set as low as possible and provided with a midrange switch to allow additional adjustments. It is also possible to bypass the entire equalizer section with an EQ switch. The innovative Old-School Fuzz has an extremely adaptable EQ is of course also ideal for use with basses or synthesizers. As an additional optical highlight, the Dwarfcraft Devices Necromancer has been equipped with a loving Evil Wizard artwork by Metalocalypse designer SMO.

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Necromancer

The Dwarfcraft Great Destroyer Distortion pedal delivers mind-bending oscillation and heavy fuzz from the murky depths.

The layout of The Great Destroyer pedal is simple: Volume knob, secondary Gain, primary Gain, and a Starve knob (which prevents power from getting to the circuit). Simple adjustments of these dials bring out massive deep fuzz. The Great Destoryer effects pedal pumps out plenty of powerful lows, with just enough articulation to achieve killer attack and definition for rhythmic chording and screaming solos. Adjust the primary and secondary Gain knobs to control an edgy guitar tone that cuts like a knife.

Dwarfcraft cannot say how The Great Destroyer pedal will alter the sound of your guitar, as different instruments produce different subtleties from this distortion monster.

Demo by Joel Gilardini

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The Great Destroyer

The Minivan is a dark echo, built off a digital chip so old it sounds analog.  Yes pedal people, I’m talking about the pt2399. We have a couple tricks up our sleeves, though.  Most echo pedals built of the 2399 give you a pretty short range of delays, using the “best” range of the circuit.  But we’re Dwarfcraft.  Sure, you can have those traditional sounds, but then you also have another half-turn or so to go into super slow and mangled territory. And what’s a delay pedal that doesn’t run away into self oscillation? A delay pedal you don’t need.  Crank that feedback up and ride the waves, my friend.

The mix knob is a pretty standard affair, from 100% dry at 7 o’clock, and for echoes just a touch louder than the dry, twist it all the way up to 5 o’clock.

We also added an insert FX loop so you can make your own fun.

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Minivan Echo

What seems like a long time ago, I tried to make a normal fuzz. That didn’t last long. While the She Fuzz does do a couple familiar sounds, a nice beefy powerchordy type of fighitn’ fuzz, and a snotty octave up, I found it much more exciting to get odd sounds out of it. Shiva squeels and motorboats and has some suboctave powers too! A lot of these sounds can be switched on via the starve switch on the right.

She Fuzz has become quite a hit with the kids, and who am I to argue? I guess I’ll keep making them. Oh, PS, the She Fuzz used to be called Shiva.

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SheFuzz

Dwarfcraft Devices is proud to announce their latest pedal: The Grazer. The Grazer is a granular repeater and glitch machine, which builds sounds by continuously taking tiny samples from the input audio. The sounds range from off-kilter echoes, to curious â€œbuffer overloadâ€ skips, all the way up to harsh machine glitches.

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