EarthQuaker Devices Limited Edition Blackout Gary Fuzz/Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal

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Unleash Raw, Dynamic Tone in a Stylish New Color - The Earthquaker Devices Limited Edition Blackout Gary Fuzz/Overdrive Guitar Effects Pedal Our old pal Gary has been with us for over a year now… time flies when you’re ripping blown-out fuzz licks around the globe!  You’re probably already aware of Gary’s dark side, where the “OOSH” resonates into a resounding “YES!”  But what if we gave Gary a darker image to match?  We’re thrilled to offer you just that with a limited-edition blackout Gary! Developed with Lee Kiernan from the band IDLES! Dynamic and destructive pulse width modulated fuzz paired with a natural-sounding op-amp overdrive. Fuzz pulse width modulation is dynamically controlled either by using the on-board envelope or an external expression control. Yes controls the sensitivity for the envelope or sets the pulse width limit when using an expression pedal. Oosh is the master volume for the fuzz. Overdrive section from the legendary and sought-after Gray Channel, capable of producing thick, full distortion or for use as a clean boost. Go is the gain control for the overdrive. That’s It is the master volume for the overdrive. All-analog signal path True bypass Silent relay-based switching with Flexi-Switch® Technology Gary’s right brain consists of a dynamic and destructive fuzz that is both domineering and interactive. It is a ripping fuzz tone with an envelope-controlled variable pulse width and enough volume to blow everything up. This nasty little fuzz turns the signal into a square wave and allows you to dynamically adjust the duty cycle with pick attack. Yes! controls the sensitivity of the envelope. When this is all the way down you will get an unadulterated thick and heavy square wave fuzz tone that will sustain for days and go dead quiet when you stop playing. As you increase the Yes! control, the envelope becomes more interactive, and the pulse width narrows the harder you hit it. As the pulse width narrows, the tone becomes more nas