Introducing the FuzzBillion
The unique rotary wheel switch interface swaps different ciruits and components into the signal path,
opening up countless new worlds of overdrive, fuzz and distortion.
From all angles
A few facts
The Fuzzbillion is a distortion device for guitar, bass and synthesizers. The numerical switches provide the ablity to shape the distortion in ways far beyond conventional distortion devices. It has high-impedance guitar Inputs and Outputs switchable to Transformer-Balanced line-level Inputs and Outputs.
Effects ranging from subtle overdrive to screaming distortion can be achieved simply by changing the numbers.
The unit is completely analogue and uses multiple types of diodes and amplification devices from Germanium to Silicon and light-emitting diodes.
Changing the numbers changes the circuit itself, introducing different variations, some extreme, some subtle. The signal flow is from left to right so changes you make on the earlier numbers will affect what happens further down the signal path.
Total recall is possible, simply – write down the number (or photograph it) and you can return to your exact sound whenever you like.
This has been a quick preview of the FuzzBillion, it’s already for sale in our shop but we will be releasing videos, reviews and sound clips in the next couple of weeks, please check back soon.
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Wellspring
We also sell an analogue, rack-mounted spring reverb unit that’s endorsed by some of the biggest names in the industry,
click here to learn all about it.
Endorsements
We are incredibly fortunate to have some of the biggest names in the industry endorse the Wellspring. We put a lot of love into it and to get such love coming back is truly heart-warming. We are so grateful to each and every person who has endorsed it. Thank you very much. X
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