The Squelch Master sounds gated--but it's NOT gated!
It has a variable squeal, squelch, or gate-closing-effect when you stop playing. But your attack--and sustain--is fully in tact!
It has the crazy feel of an oscillating fuzz, with madness underneath your notes...but 99% of its settings do NOT self-oscillate! In fact, it's impressively low noise.
Roll back on your guitar's Vol knob for self-osc, octave down, and some self-arp.
The Squelch Master is FULL, bassy--and responsive!--fuzz that gives you the feel of a gated fuzz while retaining FULL attack and as much sustain as you want...get some badass squeals in-between stops, all with controllable and articulate fuzz. It's the best of both worlds, and very rock and roll.
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Drive and Volt both control Squelch. It'd be discriminatory to call one Squelch and not the other.
" - smile_man
