DOT DOT DAMAGE

I wanted a fuzz that sounded huge. I wanted a fuzz that sounded like that last three seconds when you when turn off a tube amp, and for three seconds you get that incredible, gated, octave-gnarled distortion before the amp is totally dead. I wanted massive and I wanted broken and I wanted them together, with everything in between. The grotesquely ugly and the oddly beautiful. In a small enclosure. Dot Dot Damage is a wild, strange distortion pedal. Big wooly fuzz tones. Overdrive. General weirdness. Surprising and unique, with a distinct, resonant, hyper-musical sweepable tone control and a series of five matched JFETs.  Deeply interactive. Handmade. True bypass. All analog.  

 

THIS PEDAL GETS LOUD SO BE CAREFUL. 

Volume: Controls the overall output of the pedal.

 

Tone: Controls a wide and powerful resonant EQ that can have a massive effect on the sound the pedal produces. To the left is a more rolled off, thick tone. To the far right is a squelching treble. 

 

+Bias: Turning this up massively increases the gain of the pedal, with an octave-rich distortion. At about 2 o’clock, the gain maxes out and turning it past this point will give increasingly gated and/or octave-blasted tones, depending on where the Tone and - Bias knobs are set. 

 

-Bias: This provides a fuller, more open sound when turned up, as well as some gain.

Weight: 9 oz

Dimensions: 5” x 2.5” x 2.5” (including jacks and knobs)

Power: 9V Boss/1 Spot style 2.1mm positive ring, negative center adapter (does not run on battery). Note: dirty power sources can create extra noise. 

Current draw: 3mA