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Excellent condition, original box and case candy. Description below! Add a huge range of fuzz flavors from one awesome stomp.The Death By Audio Apocalypse fuzz effects pedal is a jack of all trades with its impressive tonal versatility. After being dramatically overdriven, the signal is routed to a selectable post-amplifier. The user can toggle through its five signal paths and choose their desired apocalyptic sound. To further refine it, control the sweepable frequency equalizer and design your tone to your liking. Use this pedal as a boost for solos, an amp simulated recording DI, your main sound, a bass blitzer, or run anything into it you want to beef up, blast out or supercharge.ControlsTwin-T Scoop: A circuit adding bass and treble simultaneously. Quieter volume than the rest.War Fuzz: A very full and dynamic distortion with rich harmonics and sustain.Dual J-FET: Similar to the War Fuzz setting using dual J-FETs to get its sound.Octave Rect: Sums the bottom and top halves of a waveform to create an octave up.Gain x1000: The gain is cranked super high on this post amp causing erratic results.Vol: Adjusts the output volume of the pedal.Drive: Controls the volume of the initial preamp inside the pedal. Turn it up to get more distortion and fuzz or pull it back to get cleaner overdrives and boosts.Sweepable Frequency Equalizer: This is a special tone knob designed to function as a multitude of tone controls simultaneously. Its range is extreme, starting with a bass booster that fades into a mid scoop, followed by a mid boost, and eventually into a few stages of treble-boosting to give you a beautiful bright sound.
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