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something like an HM-2, geieger counter etc. does crossover distortion

intermodulation can be found on something like prunes&Custard or malekko chaos?

and is a malekko sloika like an enhancer?

ugh too many pedals

Intermodulation requires another frequency or signal, so you'll find it in stereo stuff where the channels can cross pollinate each other, RF transmitters where multiple signals are referenced to a single frequency, and oscillating fuzzes/etc.

Too many pedals?

Crossover distortion is interesting in that it can happen on either the amplitude or time tangent.

The frequency tripler on the Fuzzhugger Magic Meter does some good stuff.

Crossover distortion = Fairfield Circuitry 4Eyes

bros: is there anything similar/intermodular like the Crowther Prunes & Custard out there? Malekko Downer?

isnt the zvex machine based on crossover distortion?

After listening to some demos of the Fuzzrocious Croak, it seems to me that's pretty close to the Prunes & Custard. Based on on having recently built a clone of that (not yet boxed), otherwise I have no experience with other such circuits.

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One of my favorites is an old Spencer Amps Subzombie. There are some super heavy sounds in it but also some weird blooming squelches.
The website is long-dead but the Wayback Machine has an archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20160326163 ... /subz.html

subzombie! does it have a clean blend

Nope! You have to commit!

frodog wrote:After listening to some demos of the Fuzzrocious Croak, it seems to me that's pretty close to the Prunes & Custard. Based on on having recently built a clone of that (not yet boxed), otherwise I have no experience with other such circuits.

I've never played or seen a schematic of the P&C. Fuzz and filters are fun though!

Fair play, I mean I haven't tried either in person. Your Croak seems more versatile and wild though, at least compared to the one I built.