Danelectro Eisenhower Fuzz Pedal

Experience boundless gain and a vintage aesthetic in the high-performance guitar/bass fuzz of the Danelectro Eisenhower pedal. With its 2-position voicing switch (Flat-Sculpt) and versatile gain range, the Eisenhower effortlessly transitions from subtle octave breakup to glitchy molten fuzz in mere seconds. Setting itself apart from classic octave-up circuits, this pedal boasts a 2-band EQ for added versatility, coupled with reliable low-noise performance and a compact design.

True to the tradition of Danelectro pedals, the Eisenhower fuzz captivates with its striking crimson-coloured housing, adorned with 1930s ivory radio knobs and distressed switching hardware. Whether you seek the timeless allure of classic fuzz effects or the modern intensity of a wall-of-sound single-guitar production, the Danelectro Eisenhower fuzz pedal delivers all this and more.

The Danelectro Eisenhower finds its inspiration in a sought-after blue-label fuzz unit from the early 1970s, a vintage gem that commands a high price in the used market. Fueled by the admiration of notable fuzz enthusiasts such as Josh Homme and J Mascis, these original pedals have reached a premium status, with demand continuing to rise. The Eisenhower endeavours to revive the essence of this "over-the-top Fuzz with Super hot octave effect," enhancing it with contemporary features like gain and EQ controls for today's innovative players.

The question of whether the Eisenhower lives up to the original is one best answered by the user. Positioned as a tribute to the classic, the pedal invites players to assess its capabilities firsthand. Embark on a sonic journey with the Danelectro Eisenhower Fuzz and determine for yourself if it captures the magic of its iconic predecessor.

Features

• Octave-up fuzz effect for guitar and bass

• Distressed crimson housing and ivory radio knobs

• Loads of gain and output on tap

• Powerful 2-band EQ controls (Bass, Treble)

• 2-position voicing switch doubles the fuzz fun

• Flat setting: cutting and balanced, with a prominent midrange hump and controlled lower octaves

• Sculpt setting: glitchy, molten, and wooly, with scooped mids and boosted bass

• Subtle +octave effects at lower gain settings