The Pedals Never Cease their Glorious Deliverance!
Mmmmmhmmmmm
As ever, there isn't much point in me getting in the way.
The man knows. The Doctor of Distortion, The Dean of Delay, is gonna take us places. Places we wanna go.
Let's go.
The Pedals
Electro Harmonix Hell Melter Distortion Pedal: Yep, you read right. CHAINSAW distortion is back, and hotter than ever!
Based on a 1980's classic (the Boss HM2), this is Electro Harmonix's new and improved version, loaded with powerful EQ's, a Dry Cut dial, a knee-rattling Boost and to top it off, it's even got a Gate dial for when you're about actually set your rig on fire through overload!
Pound for pound, bone for bone, tone for tone, you can't beat this juiced up and versatiled HM-2 style pedal! It's far easier to dial in other tones besides the maxed out Swedish death metal that its predecessors were known for, with so much tonal options onboard. Also, doomers will love juicing this with a Rat, or the Hell Melter itself juicing a Metal Muff or Big Muff, with the stand alone Chainsaw distortion more than capable of cutting through the densest of frequency forestry!
EHX really hit the extreme metal ball outta the park with this one. Pop in to try one today, or shop here!
Electro Harmonix Lizard Queen Octave Fuzz Pedal: So. What is a Lizard Queen, I hear you ask. It's a funny story. Oh, sorry, it's a really cool Octave/Distortion pedal that sounds like a fuzz from the 1970's, with a really interesting Octave Up knob that lets to blend the "octave" (the quotes are to highlight my suspicions of what exactly constitutes for "octave" here) rather than just activate it with a traditional ON/OFF footswitch.
Anyways, I digress! Back to the story of how the Lizard Queen came about:
Designed by pedal enthusiast and historian Josh Scott of JHS Pedals, and graphic designer, Daniel Danger as a homage to Electro-Harmonix in what Josh and Daniel consider the company’s design heyday of the 1970's, they jokingly remarked when discussing that it'd be a dream come true to see EHX build it one day. Less than a year later, Mike Matthews, the founder of Electro-Harmonix, has answered their prayers, and built Josh and Daniel’s vintage-inspired, reptile-themed pedal, and put it into production as a JHS collaboration! The Lizard Queen is now a full-fledged Electro-Harmonix creation, available for you to own. Like a pedal discovered from the 1970's, that never existed in the first place!
It's one big Bill and Ted "WOAH" moment.
Boss DD-200 Digital Delay: Introducing the BOSS DD-20 - Your ultimate swiss army knife of digital delay pedal! Experience studio-level sound quality with 12 delay modes ranging from warm analog to pristine digital and vintage tape effects. Easily shape your sound with intuitive controls, deep editing options, and four onboard memory slots. Connect in stereo, expand control with footswitches or expression pedals, and integrate into your MIDI setup. Customize and manage settings with the DD-200 Editor software. Loop the jaysus out of yourself with the built in Looper. It really does have it all, in a very moderate sized package. Enjoy!
Yet another instalment of intrigue from our man in the trenches.
Why not pop in to the shop today, to try these bad boys, and many more, out for yourself. Alternatively you can shop online and we'll have these amazing toys delivered to your home faster than you can say "crunchy riffs".