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Something new from Subdecay

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Now will arrive before I leave the states for 4 months… we shall see…. we shall see
 
Pixelwave gets even better when you read the manual and put it into bass mode. :laugh:

The Noise Theory for those interested is a fuzz pedal with adjustable hpf, lpf and waveform (then gain, tone, compression and volume of course) and most importantly mix so no matter how crazy I can blend the clean back in.

It has a load more features but as a fancy fuzz pedal it’s ticking a lot of boxes for me.
 
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I got one because of this thread. So far I've been really digging it! I have a Jordan Bosstone style fuzz in my band that sounds otherworldly when recording, but it loses a solid fundamental/oomph live. Even though it's a "fuzz of the future," I was actually interested in how well the Noise Theory replicated the clipping/rectifying of old '60s octave fuzzes in parallel with a strong low-end analog fuzz. It does that trick very nicely.