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Black Arts Toneworks Pharaoh, boxed with denim bag. For musicians who love their guitar and amp’s tone. The Pharaoh pedal, while its roots and DNA are classic fuzz, has a few twists. The Pharaoh has a wide range of clipping and tonal options. From a cleanish boost, to a light OD, all the way to complete saturated fuzz. It sounds clear and natural, strong and bold. Your guitar sound isn’t highjacked, and your amp’s tone is not destroyed.The Pharaoh utilises a dual tone control. The tone circuit is designed to suffer little volume loss, and give a natural sound. Your guitar and amp still sound like your guitar and amp. No drastic cuts or boosts. The tone section allows your amp to do the heavy lifting.Clipping can be altered with the typical FUZZ knob. Also with a hi/lo input switch, not unlike that of your favourite tube amp. Lo for more headroom,/less clipping. Hi for less headroom/more clipping. The bottom switch controls the second set of diodes. Diodes in for less volume/headroom and more clipping. Diodes out for more volume /headroom and less clipping. A third option, asymmetrical germanium clipping diodes is now included as standard. These two switches can take the Pharaoh from a clean/ fat boost to light OD which cleans up well with your guitar’s volume knob. All the way to a hairy open fuzz sound to a completely saturated gnarly fuzz. With the Germanium option, you’ll get the ability to have smooth lively compressed fuzz.The Pharaoh utilises signal caps large enough to pass all frequencies through, uncut. Again, a natural sound. This is especially important for bass player; you’ll get huge fuzz with NO lowend loss, and without squishy flubby tones.
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