Jerrytron

Currently out of stock, the parts are a bit difficult and pricy for these, and I am in the process of redesigning the circuitboard for a smaller enclosure.

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We all know that when Jerry kicked on the Mutron, it was time to strap in for a groovy trip to the moon.

This is the Jerrytron, a modern, updated and expanded autofilter reminiscent of the Mutron III

If you have had any experience with autofilters, no two are alike and they can be very tricky to dial, and just off dynamically, especially at varying volumes. This circuit is one I have experienced to be a beautiful platform that allows you to dial in an amazing sound, no matter what instrument is plugged into it.

Autofilters are extremely sensitive to the output any individual instrument, and with so many pickup types and configurations there is a lot of variation. You must dial in the controls tuned to each individual instrument being played into it. That is inherently a part of analog autofilters.

This pedal played beautifully with all different types of instruments and was one of the easiest pedals to dial in a consistently good tone with

All the knobs and toggles interact beautifully to open the range of what is possible with analog filters.

The blend is a 3 position switch that is a filter for your dry signal, when it is to the left, its high pass, middle is band pass, and right is low pass. This gives your tone a unique, nice coloring, and changes the way your instrument shines through the mix. Bandpass is then most tone neutral setting, but there is still slight low cut.

The Hi/Lo adjusts the range of the sweep knob, and range of frequencies that are swept when playing. Counter clockwise creates some bassy, low end sweeps, while clockwise creates a much higher pitched wah sound.

The range toggle adjusts where the filter is stagnant in low pass, then sweeps high pass or is stagnant and rests in high pass and sweeps to low pass.

vol- your master output volume that tames the final output signal volume.

gain- will set the amount of signal going into the filter, the higher it is, the easier the filter will activate- or it can be dialed down for hotter output instruments. This is a super useful addition to this pedal as every guitar has different output strength, and needs to be adjusted accordingly.

peak- this controls sets how far the filter sweeps. lower will be a more subtle and smooth sweep, where clockwise will allow for a very deep, resonant and colorful sweep.

Sweep- this sets the range of frequency that the filter sweep sits in, and works hand in hand with the range toggle.

These pedals are always made with premium quality foot switches with higher life expectancy.

Get your funk on. Great for getting real groovy...

YOUTUBE DEMO HERE