Stacks FX Ohms Series Stolen Horse Distortion Pedal
This is a completely original circuit. Though there is a horse in its name, it has nothing in common with a Klon. They just played way too much Red Dead Redemption for a while.
It can distort your signal in a way never done before! Amp like tones! Using multi stage opamp clipping, no diode clipping at all. Very tweak-able EQ section with Hi and Lo baxandall EQ and a 3 position Mid switch. Has 2 saturation modes! Position one is more open and can clean up well. Position two is a fuzzy, gated, hairy sound that PUSHES those mids even more forward. This position adds a buffer in the feedback loop of the second gain stage which we've never seen done.
Adds a gated aggressiveness to the sound that had to be left in. Uses bipolar power rails for twice the headroom. Tons of output!
This is a completely original circuit. Though there is a horse in its name, it has nothing in common with a Klon. They just played way too much Red Dead Redemption for a while.
It can distort your signal in a way never done before! Amp like tones! Using multi stage opamp clipping, no diode clipping at all. Very tweak-able EQ section with Hi and Lo baxandall EQ and a 3 position Mid switch. Has 2 saturation modes! Position one is more open and can clean up well. Position two is a fuzzy, gated, hairy sound that PUSHES those mids even more forward. This position adds a buffer in the feedback loop of the second gain stage which we've never seen done.
Adds a gated aggressiveness to the sound that had to be left in. Uses bipolar power rails for twice the headroom. Tons of output!
Description
This is a completely original circuit. Though there is a horse in its name, it has nothing in common with a Klon. They just played way too much Red Dead Redemption for a while.
It can distort your signal in a way never done before! Amp like tones! Using multi stage opamp clipping, no diode clipping at all. Very tweak-able EQ section with Hi and Lo baxandall EQ and a 3 position Mid switch. Has 2 saturation modes! Position one is more open and can clean up well. Position two is a fuzzy, gated, hairy sound that PUSHES those mids even more forward. This position adds a buffer in the feedback loop of the second gain stage which we've never seen done.
Adds a gated aggressiveness to the sound that had to be left in. Uses bipolar power rails for twice the headroom. Tons of output!
