twilight fz2

the twilight fz2.

honestly, I would have to say, this is one of my most profound fuzz journeys.

the amount of tinkering that went into this circuit, was insane. Technically, this is the come my fuzznatics... v5. but it has been taken to an entirely new ballpark.

first off, I am still selling and considering this run prototypes. they are listed at very generous discounts. one small error I made- the rumble/stock toggle labels are flipped.

let me emphasize- if I did not suffer from artistic perfectionism, I would have called this the final version essentially. However, in every aspect of my own personal life, I have a possibly bad mindset that there could always be better.

I have some ideas on how to take this even further, and plan to do so.

but for this specific version, the journey stops here.

This circuit, takes the FZ2, and replaces the treb and bass controls with a 7 band EQ.

It may seem underwhelming, but the amount of tonal filtering you can do with the eq is just beyond amazing.

note that the EQ is not simple filtering- it actually boosts or cut the volume of that specific frequency band. It will immensely lower or boost the volume, depending on where the eq is set.

The rumble/stock switch, also allows for stock octave up only fuzz, or the addition of a glitchy, low end heavy octave down. 

Please note on the white/blue/red one- the octave down is a little less prevalent, but does a very interesting different sound on the note decay and at lower gains- I was experimenting with where to put it in the chain, so this ones octave down sounds different than the other two.

Like a supernova meeting a black hole- this thing is an atomic weapon that plays the frequencies the universe emits during its demise.