Fuzzonaut
Well-known member
I had another of these PCBs, so why not build it? I prefer the Dunwich take on this circuit (also with clean blend) for bass. The first Blood Letter, I gave to my drummer and they used with his other band in the studio, on a song, distorting synth sounds.
Anyway, the Blood Letter is based on the HM-2 and claims to bring a "brighter base tone and more presence", as well as a "less fuzzy and more natural feel to its distortion texture". Then there is a Mids control, a blend and a 3-way "response" switch "that changes the tone between Thick, Raw or Sharp".
It delivers as promised, I'd say, although I never played an HM-2, so I wouldnt really know, I guesss .... but, if you like the HM-2 you might like this version too.
Graphics are from a Japanese splatter movie (Tokyo Gore Police) and seemed to be fitting ... chainsaw and blood.
Red wires and fancy red aluminium knobs too.
Anyway, the Blood Letter is based on the HM-2 and claims to bring a "brighter base tone and more presence", as well as a "less fuzzy and more natural feel to its distortion texture". Then there is a Mids control, a blend and a 3-way "response" switch "that changes the tone between Thick, Raw or Sharp".
It delivers as promised, I'd say, although I never played an HM-2, so I wouldnt really know, I guesss .... but, if you like the HM-2 you might like this version too.
Graphics are from a Japanese splatter movie (Tokyo Gore Police) and seemed to be fitting ... chainsaw and blood.
Red wires and fancy red aluminium knobs too.
