Electric Love Norrsken - EQD Collab

[cwsquared]

Looks like our buddy @carlinb17 is at it again. The Norrsken Fuzz.

From the Reverb listing:
Electric Love, a venture dedicated to harnessing the power of music for life-saving cancer research, has teamed up with industry innovator Jamie Stillman of EarthQuaker Devices to introduce a groundbreaking new effects pedal: the Norrsken.

A modern interpretation of the rare 1970s Swedish guitar pedal known as the Carlin Compressor, the Norrsken is no ordinary fuzz pedal. It features a versatile array of squishy fuzz tones and an active 3-band EQ for exceptional tone-shaping flexibility.

The Norrsken is equipped with six controls: Compression, Fuzz, Volume, Bass, Mids, and Treble. It includes a soft touch buffered bypass switching system and is powered by a standard 9-volt negative center external DC adapter (no battery compartment).

 

[Robert]

Man, this is awesome.

I use Electric Love equipment at my solder bench every day...

 

[jwin615]

Sounds cool and good cause!
I bet this thing chicken picks good as well going off that rolled back volume sound.

Do we get a trace after the production run is up?
Jk. But would be interested in seeing the schem.
Here's the Carlin from FSB by way of
https://experimentalistsanonymous.com
Hopefully @carlinb17 has another big seller here!

 

[carlinb17]

Thanks guys! Plugging away! Big thanks to @Chuck D. Bones, when I started experimenting with this circuit he was kind and patient enough to help me work through the original circuit!

 

[Feral Feline]

Moody Sounds has a kit for the Carlin Comp/Fuzz, schematic (as per Jwin's post above) is in the build-doc.



Great collab, carlinb17!

 

[leadfoot]

I just got this pedal and it's a load of fun and not your typical fuzz. I definitely recommend it.. plus, it helps out a really good cause.

 

[jcpst]

Sounds good. Side note… was anyone else surprised to hear R.J.’s voice? I have never heard that dude talk before.

 

[cwsquared]

Looks like that's it folks. The list has ended...

Hopefully, it was a success for @carlinb17 and the BCRF.