Distortion

As requested by many of you this is our take on a 2-channel version of the FleshRot with a clean voiced similar to the original added. This is the one for you if you're looking for heavy death metal brutality to put in front of your amp or use as a preamp into your interface or power amp

Shoegaze In A Box

The Black Fortress started out as an HM-2 inspired bass distortion. HM-2? What? Isn't that shit overplayed in the game now? Well not this one. It has evolved into it's own unique BEAST set for maximum beef and grind!

multi-band saturation and detuning effect

The Pet Yeti analog distortion & fuzz pedal is about harnessing and befriending a monstrous force. It delivers extreme, unbridled and sometimes unusual distortion along with the means to scale and sculpt that energy to suit your music and performance.

Explore sympathetic strings, granular textures, vinyl inspired delays, resonators, modulated vocal modelling, wavefolding and microlooping.

The 424 Gain Stage gives all the elastic, lo-fi tone you get from plugging a guitar rig straight into a TASCAM® Portastudio® 424. Now in pedal form, you can easily integrate the rubbery clean tones, high head room, and smashed out fuzz that’s being repopularized by today’s emerging guitarists.

The -D4 is a straight-up distortion pedal.

808 at the core mixed with our Spectral Gate noise control. Pre-gain HPF control, post-gain LPF, internal DIP switches for clipping between symmetrical silicon (stock 808), and asymmetrical LED.

Delicate enough to act as a boost or driver while responding to guitar controls Heavy enough to be a standalone distortion

A mid-gain amplifier, with a lot of tonal similarities to the Plexi and JCM800 valve amps that Marshall was producing at the time. It provides a pretty wide sonic palette, thanks to its two channel design, the "Tone" control knob on the lead channel, and the ability to partially bypass the tonestack, resulting in a mid-heavy, crunchy tone.

This preamp is based on the OD1 and OD2 channels of the original amplifier. Producing a very thick, saturated high gain tone, it was popular amongst metal bands in the mid-90's.