Budget guitar effects pedal brand Rowin’s LN-322 Frenzy is a fuzz pedal built to emulate the Hendrix-style fuzzed-out sound that characterized rock music in the late ‘60s and early ‘70s. It’s a versatile fuzz pedal that offers up a wide range of germanium-fueled fuzz tones , from subtle silky fuzz to full-on thick hairy nastiness. The tiny Frenzy comes with a full complement of Volume, Tone, and Fuzz dials and a two-way tone mode selector switch for precise tone shaping control.
Brand: Rowin
Features:
Details: Specifications：
Working Current:6mA
Dimensions:75(d)*36(W)*26(h)mm
Weight:133g
Package list:1 x Rowin LN-322
EAN: 6163483281138
Delivering Aguilar bass pedals’ trademark textured and deep tone, the Fuzzistor offers classic silicon transistor distortion. It evokes the sound of classic vintage dirt while maintaining the low end goodness put out by your bass. Crafted particularly for bass guitar, the Fuzzistor tightens up low frequencies instead of choking or lopping them off entirely. This classic silicon transistor circuit adds warm-fuzzies to your sound and includes some fundamental contemporary features, such as a wet-dry blend to bring some untouched signal back into the mix and tilt-style EQ for an extensive range of tonal shaping.
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Holly –
Compact and more versatile than some ridiculously expensive fuzzes. Also very well constructed.
Holly –