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Im still rocking my Peak Freq!

Man i need to get me some more BA pedals

Don't say that!

And yeah, I've decided I'll just save my pennies and get a proper one. They are just too damn good looking.

let me help you out with that.





edit: why is it so damn big????!!!

SpaceFlunky wrote:let me help you out with that ...

... why is it so damn big????!!!

TWSS

Damn you.

Updates on scratch n dent pedals currently available?
Thanks!

Do you build any octave-y fuzzes besides the wildcat?

I has:
Fuzzmondo with a couple small paint chips. $130
Gnarly in a small box in an antique gold paint.
Spooky Tooth two knobber in gold hammer (Same great taste, less knobbage) $130
Throbby tremolo Prototype in purples paint $130
Futureman with some small paint chips, copper vein finish. $130

Do you build any octave-y fuzzes besides the wildcat?
Yes in fact I do:
Ibanez Standard FuZz
Kay Fuzz

why no toggle?

The Zippy didn't always have one. This one is from that time.

What does the toggle do?

Eric! wrote:What does the toggle do?

Here's how John explained it to me:

"The Zippy with the toggle gives you a more synth like sound with a little
less pick attack. Sounds a bit softer with less pick attack."

Hope that helps.

Basically the toggle takes some of the note attack and has a sort of synth pad like sound.
It's the same basic tone of the pedal but without the notes leading edge. The sound is a bit more
mellow as well, less sharp. This works nicely for bass and creating a darker fuzz sound.

It sounds great both ways.

It does! It really blew me away when I got to monkey with the tourbox. I ...LIKE the toggle.