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I purchased this pedal from a very talented builder in Japan. They are truly excellent pedals! Below is the description direct from the builder: This is a self-made circuit based on what is said to be the Gomorrah circuit from Lastgasp Art Laboratories. As it is called an Input-sensitive Subharmonic Fuzz, the way the octave is produced changes depending on the input. The octave produced is an octave lower. The way the octave is produced is not stable, and it has an arpeggiator-like feel. Rather than operating stably, it has an unstable quality like a broken computer, so that's part of the fun. The effect is adjusted by setting the Sens and mode switch, but since playing style also plays a role, I think there is a surprising amount of variation. There are three modes to switch between with a switch. The top is an octaver-like sound, the bottom is a sound with more harmonics, and the middle is not the original, but it is a normal fuzz with the octave (feedback) off. It uses a second-source 2SC1815 transistor. Since it is socketed, you can try other transistors.