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I just landed a great deal on the Irkalla fuzz. YESSS!!!

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I needed a fuzz for the low tunings and the Irkalla should deliver!!
 
More details on the 25V overdrive!

25 volt overdrive/boost from a standard 9v power supply.

A electric kick to the head, the Two Five pedal will provide an organic-smooth grind and enough headroom for an elephant. An ultra-quiet noise floor provided by the LM358 high voltage tolerant dual FET op-amp is fed by 25v internally charged up from a regular old effects pedal supply.

So is the "25v" thing a big gimmick? No. Have you ever run a 9v drive pedal at 18v? The sound is more open, headroom increased, and tone is more articulate and, dare we say... "Transparent".

The voice switch allows clipping diode configuration to be changed to provide more grit, or a less dirty, cleanish blast with a wonderful top-end FET sheen.

The three band EQ provides tone tweaking often lacking in many overdrive pedals. Get your tone adjusted just right, super helpful if you're the type that needs to get your eq balance just right or if you're constantly switching between single coils and buckers, or a studio pro that plays through different amps depending on the situation.

And bassists, you all know that your instrument loves high voltage and headroom. Ever run through guitar pedals and like the tone but feel like it's just missing a certain something? Well you may have just found that "something" you've been looking for.

Are you a stacker? Well if you like piling up your dirt, the Two Five will play nicely due to its quiet operation and natural tone.

This isn't a Swiss army knife, it's a big ole multi-tool ready to help your tone no matter what comes along.

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Well... I sold a couple pedals and just paid for and preordered the 25drive!
This pedal really excites me.
I've always liked running drive type pedals at higher voltages and man.. 25v while running it at 9v. Perfect!
A solid and most likely powerful 3 band EQ and clipping options.
I'll probably make audio clips and start a NPD thread when it arrives, and the Irkalla fuzz.
 
More details on the 25V overdrive!

25 volt overdrive/boost from a standard 9v power supply.

A electric kick to the head, the Two Five pedal will provide an organic-smooth grind and enough headroom for an elephant. An ultra-quiet noise floor provided by the LM358 high voltage tolerant dual FET op-amp is fed by 25v internally charged up from a regular old effects pedal supply.

So is the "25v" thing a big gimmick? No. Have you ever run a 9v drive pedal at 18v? The sound is more open, headroom increased, and tone is more articulate and, dare we say... "Transparent".

The voice switch allows clipping diode configuration to be changed to provide more grit, or a less dirty, cleanish blast with a wonderful top-end FET sheen.

The three band EQ provides tone tweaking often lacking in many overdrive pedals. Get your tone adjusted just right, super helpful if you're the type that needs to get your eq balance just right or if you're constantly switching between single coils and buckers, or a studio pro that plays through different amps depending on the situation.

And bassists, you all know that your instrument loves high voltage and headroom. Ever run through guitar pedals and like the tone but feel like it's just missing a certain something? Well you may have just found that "something" you've been looking for.

Are you a stacker? Well if you like piling up your dirt, the Two Five will play nicely due to its quiet operation and natural tone.

This isn't a Swiss army knife, it's a big ole multi-tool ready to help your tone no matter what comes along.

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Nothing about low end loss here unfortunately. Looking forward to hearing some talk bass reviews.
 
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More details on the 25V overdrive!

25 volt overdrive/boost from a standard 9v power supply.

A electric kick to the head, the Two Five pedal will provide an organic-smooth grind and enough headroom for an elephant. An ultra-quiet noise floor provided by the LM358 high voltage tolerant dual FET op-amp is fed by 25v internally charged up from a regular old effects pedal supply.

So is the "25v" thing a big gimmick? No. Have you ever run a 9v drive pedal at 18v? The sound is more open, headroom increased, and tone is more articulate and, dare we say... "Transparent".

The voice switch allows clipping diode configuration to be changed to provide more grit, or a less dirty, cleanish blast with a wonderful top-end FET sheen.

The three band EQ provides tone tweaking often lacking in many overdrive pedals. Get your tone adjusted just right, super helpful if you're the type that needs to get your eq balance just right or if you're constantly switching between single coils and buckers, or a studio pro that plays through different amps depending on the situation.

And bassists, you all know that your instrument loves high voltage and headroom. Ever run through guitar pedals and like the tone but feel like it's just missing a certain something? Well you may have just found that "something" you've been looking for.

Are you a stacker? Well if you like piling up your dirt, the Two Five will play nicely due to its quiet operation and natural tone.

This isn't a Swiss army knife, it's a big ole multi-tool ready to help your tone no matter what comes along.

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Definitely intrigued, and staying tuned.
 
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