Third Man Hardware & Eventide Knife Drop Fuzz/Synth Pedal

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Sub-Octave Fuzz slash Analog Synth Terror: In collaboration with Third Man Hardware & Eventide Audio From the twisted depths of Jack White’s imagination and the mad scientists at Eventide, comes Knife Drop—a pedal so maniacal, so drenched in sonic chaos, you’ll wonder if you’re dreaming... or already trapped in a nightmare. This is no ordinary fuzz pedal. Born from the darkest depths of analog synthesis and raised on a diet of pure voltage, Knife Drop unleashes earth-shaking sub-octave fuzz and sinister analog synth tones. It’s the same bone-rattling distortion that has haunted Jack White's legendary sound, now evolved into something even more terrifying. Want to dabble in the dark arts? Summon the filter before your distortion glows green with sonic menace, or bathe it in the blood-red glow of post-distortion mayhem. Jack himself has conjured signature presets that pulse with +6db of additional gain, each one more terrifying than the last. Store your own creations alongside his, then unleash them at will through an LED ladder to guide you through the darkest of nights. Through its stereo outputs, this beast spreads its tendrils across your entire mix, while the switchable guitar/line inputs ensure no signal is safe from its grasp. Express your darkest musical urges through the expression pedal output, commanding multiple knobs like a cosmic conductor of chaos. Not for the faint of heart, this pedal is for those who want to conjure walls of fuzz that sound like they're crawling out from the depths of a cursed VHS tape. Combining Jack White's unholy fascination with subversive tones and Eventide’s cutting-edge sonic sorcery, Knife Drop is the soundtrack to your own personal horror film. Plug in, turn up, and cut loose the beast within. Features That Will Stalk Your Dreams: Jack White Signature Presets: Exclusive presets crafted by the legend himself and boosted to +6dB for maximum impact and presence.  Synth Mix: Blend your guitar signal with a monophonic synth. Ad