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Only 100 to be made. Run and tell that.

Wow, beat me to the punch!

blackout_kyle wrote:Wow, beat me to the punch!

It's funny, I'm not even a big facebook guy but I was bored at lunch and just so happened to wander over

ILF needs to hit that...my dual is one of my most prized fuzzy objects.

I've been leaning towards getting a Whetstone for my next pedal purchase, but damn, if that thing is still available when I get some funds together...

i want that bad. any idea on price?

whiskey_face wrote:i want that bad. any idea on price?

dittooooooo!

Also, what does the toggle switch do? I'm assuming from the foot switch labeling that unlike the normal Twosome the Fix'd and Musket can be run simultaneously.

Edit: Nevermind, I'd guess the toggle switch controls the order of the Fix'd and Musket.

Oh man, when will this hit the store? Missing out on this would be devastating. Also, price?

jskadiang wrote:Oh man, when will this hit the store? Missing out on this would be devastating. Also, price?

OK, fellas. Here are some more details:

This is a Limited Edition run of 100, requested by and therefore exclusively through Proguitarshop.com. They're mailing out to PGS today, so I'd imagine they'll have them up on their website by the end of the week or early next week. You may be able to email them to reserve one before they're officially "up", but I can't say for sure.

We've tried to keep the price as damn near the stock Twosome as we could and ended up setting it at $295 (just $10 over stock price). Conventional capitalist wisdom would suggest that a "Limited Edition" is the perfect opportunity for an orgiastic money grab, but we really only wanted to cover some of the extra costs associated with doing a special run with new screen designs (plural), custom mixed colors, etc. We'll "rainy day" the orgy.

For those who remember, this LTD. DUAL FUZZ is wired very similarly to the old original (pre-Twosome) Dual Fuzz. The two circuits are wired in series, each with its own dedicated footswitch (unlike the stock Twosome). The extra toggle switch controls the order of the signal chain (point the toggle toward the circuit you want first in the chain). This opens up the opportunity to use each circuit individually or some combination of the two together. That's in stark contrast to the either/or A/B operation of the stock Twosome, which has its own laundry list of cool possibilities but ends up being a very different affair.

sigh. sick as fuck.

Oh, wow that's a smoking HOT fuzz-love-arator...

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIIfpsWr3-Y[/youtube]

Damn Andy is good...I already have a dual but I want it.