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GREENHOUSE EFFECTS Remedy Fuzz
Gnarly Hybrid Silicon & Germanium Fuzz
£159.99
About the GREENHOUSE EFFECTS Remedy Fuzz
The Greenhouse Effects Remedy Fuzz combines silicon and NOS germanium transistors for a gnarly, muscular fuzz pedal that's capable of intense tones ranging from 1960s psychedelia all the way through to modern downtuned genres.
Remedy Health Control
Use the Health dial to replicate the widely-favoured sounds produced by a dying battery: fully clockwise it's loud, aggressive and reactive, while fully anti-clockwise it gets saggy, sketchy and spitty.
Remedy Demos
Remedy Features
- Silicon & NOS germanium transistors
- Health control replicates 'dying battery' effect
- True bypass
- Volume, Health & Fuzz controls
- Power: 9V power adaptor, centre-negative (not included)