EarthQuaker Zoar Dynamic Audio Grinder Fuzz Distortion Pedal

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Great Grind - The EarthQuaker Zoar Dynamic Audio Grinder Fuzz Distortion Pedal The EarthQuaker Zoar reaches back the past and keeps its eyes on the future. A classic fuzz living communally with a time tested three band passive EQ section; informed by modern precision and a little bit of midwestern witchcraft. A tool designed to delight the seekers and the purists alike. Foot in the gutter, fist on the gold if you will… The Zoar is a medium-high gain discrete distortion (using only transistors; no opamps or diodes in here) that has that touch sensitive amp-like quality to it that everyone craves. It has been finely tuned to create some highly tweakable hi-fi and modern sounding distortion, but with the ghosts of old school circuitry to deliver a grind that is both instantly familiar and delightfully unique. That? Then This Want that defined sparkle and tightness of an overdrive? This has it. Want that low-medium gain fuzz that’s perfect for drop tuned guitars and basses? This has it. Want to be able to dial in and control every nuance of your tone from jangly on-the-verge of break up to blowing the walls out heavy saturation? Then this is the pedal for you. Gain The Gain control on Zoar goes from the edge of break up all the way over the cliff into the crunchy, grinding abyss. The character of the distortion is heavily dependent on the setting of the Weight control as well as the pickup type and further fine-tuned by the EQ section. Dial It In While having its roots in a very familiar past, the passive 3-band EQ has been finely tuned for modern tones. While this style of tone shaping seems simple on the surface, it is deceptively complex and highly interactive. Here are a few pointers for dialing in Zoar and learning all it has to teach. If Bass, Middle and Treble all are zeroed out, no sound shall pass; this is the nature of a passive EQ Turning up any one of the three bands will affect the other two Setting all three bands in unison at noon will give you a co