Hyped Fuzz

[Synchrony Pedalworks]

This a non-traditional fuzz (in my opinion). I find it similar to the Fairfield Circuitry Unpleasant Surprise (PPCB Desolate fuzz). However, this pedal can be tamed. It has a lot of gain on tap and I like the ability to boost or cut the treble and bass.

I made a mistake with my art. I flipped the volume and gain location, so I had to desolder the pots and then off board the wiring. Fortunately, I didn’t ruin the pots or the board.

 

[Feral Feline]

Great graphic!

How is it applied?

 

[Synchrony Pedalworks]

Great graphic!

How is it applied?

Thanks! It is a UV print. I must admit that it was inspired by @Paradox916 ’s style. The original art had to be manipulated in Adobe Illustrator and stretched, but I liked the outcome.

 

[music6000]

I made a mistake with my art. I flipped the volume and gain location, so I had to desolder the pots and then off board the wiring. Fortunately, I didn’t ruin the pots or the board.

Great Build!
And to to Level & Gain issue, Why Robert, Why?
Is that what you call a curve Ball?, A50K for both to add to the confusion???

 

[DailyDovetails]

I love it! The artwork reminds me of this album.

 

[Synchrony Pedalworks]

Great Build!
And to to Level & Gain issue, Why Robert, Why?
Is that what you call a curve Ball?, A50K for both to add to the confusion???

Truly, that was my curve ball. I had made an assumption that this pedal followed the typical PedalPCB layout, but I was wrong. I think Robert pampers us too much.

 

[Synchrony Pedalworks]

I love it! The artwork reminds me of this album.

Yes it does! You probably could get some of those notes from this pedal!

 

[Paradox916]

Thanks! It is a UV print. I must admit that it was inspired by @Paradox916 ’s style. The original art had to be manipulated in Adobe Illustrator and stretched, but I liked the outcome.

That’s awesome Im glad I can inspire you in any way. If I can bring only one thing to the table I hoped it would be to push people creatively.