Analog Pedals

I am super excited to bring you, the Analog Pedals - Chris Robertson DOS FUZZ v2, Signature Series Pedal.  The DOS FUZZ is a combination of two of Chris's favorite fuzz pedals.  The v2 leaves a smaller foot print on your pedalboard and only two knobs to mess with.  The FF side of the DOS FUZZ is a rich and warm fuzzy tone.  Incorporating a pair of BC108 silicon transistors, you will have no problem reproducing those bluesy Jimi Hendrix tones.  The OTP (One Trick Pony) side of the DOS FUZZ creates a bit anywhere from nice and warm fuzz, to full on octave fuzz!  The OTP side of The DOS FUZZ has no knobs to mess with.  It is set exactly to his specs.  The way Chris likes to use the OTP is, put his guitars toggle on the neck pickup, roll the tone knob off on his guitar and recreate some of those old Jim McCarty (Cactus) tones.  Engage Mode When the red LED is on, the effects are engaged. When the LED is off, the effect is out of your signal chain.  External Power Only The Chris Robertson Dos Fuzz v2 can only be powered externally with a regulated 9VDC power supply. The external power supply connector is a 5.5x2.1mm barrel with center negative polarity. I highly recommend using a power supply that has isolated power to cut out any unwanted noise. For my UK and Europeans friends, please make sure to get a power supply that only puts out 9v dc.   Warranty Analog Pedals warrants this product against any defects that are due to faulty material or workmanship for a period of one year from the date of original retail purchase. This warranty does not include damage to the product resulting from accident or misuse. This warranty is given to the original purchaser only and it is not assignable to any other person. If the product should become defective within the warranty period, Analog Pedals will repair it or replace it free of charge, provided it is returned freight prepaid to Analog Pedals with a valid RMA (return material authorization) number. This warranty shall not apply to any goods that have been repaired or altered by anyone other than the manufacturer. There are no warranties which extend beyond the terms described herein. Should you experience any difficulty with this Analog Pedals product, contact us at the address provided. If it is determined that the product must be returned to the manufacturer for repair, you will be issued an RMA and given shipping and packaging instructions.

NEWS FLASH I am super excited to bring you, the Analog Pedals - Greg Martin Cedar Flat Lightning v2.  The Cedar Flat Lightning is a tonal shaping pedal that adds a volume boost without overdriving your signal.    Back in the 70's, guitar players used to use a certain tape echo unit, bypass the echo and just use it for the preamp circuit built into the unit (although, the echo part of the unit is by far better than any delay/echo I've every heard).  We have taken this circuit and added a tone control to add a little more flavor and control to it.  End results are outstanding! Notable users of the Cedar Flat Lightning pedal are:  Logan Tolbert and Riley Couzzourt of The Georgia Thunderbolts, Rick Willis of Marshall Tucker Band and of course Greg Martin of The Kentucky Headhunters.  External Power and/or 9v Battery The Greg Martin Cedar Flat Lightning can be powered externally with a regulated 9VDC power supply eliminating the need for the internal battery. The external power supply connector is a 5.5x2.1mm barrel with center negative polarity. For the old school purist, there is also a battery snap inside. Click Here if you would like to purchase a 9v power supply   Warranty Analog Pedals warrants this product against any defects that are due to faulty material or workmanship for a period of one year from the date of original retail purchase. This warranty does not include damage to the product resulting from accident or misuse. This warranty is given to the original purchaser only and it is not assignable to any other person. If the product should become defective within the warranty period, Analog Pedals will repair it or replace it free of charge, provided it is returned freight prepaid to Analog Pedals with a valid RMA (return material authorization) number. This warranty shall not apply to any goods that have been repaired or altered by anyone other than the manufacturer. There are no warranties which extend beyond the terms described herein. Should you experience any difficulty with this Analog Pedals product, contact us at the address provided. If it is determined that the product must be returned to the manufacturer for repair, you will be issued an RMA and given shipping and packaging instructions.

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The OTP or One Trick Pony is a clone of an Ampeg Scrambler with the "Texture" and "Balance" knobs turned all the way up. With these settings, it's good for one thing and one thing only... Octave fuzz. The story behind this pedal is this... Chris Robertson from the band Black Stone Cherry asked me if I'd make him an Ampeg Scrambler clone, except he didn't want any knobs on the enclosure. He said he just turns them both all the way up and he doesn't want to worry about the knobs getting bumped. So, I took some small trim pots and soldered them to the board. This way, the "Texture" and "Balance" can still be adjusted to taste, but you have to take the back of the enclosure off. With the knobs turned all the way up, and on the neck pickup, you get an amazing, fuzzy, octave affect. Think of the solo in Jimi Hendrix's Purple Haze.

Fuzz pedals are one of the earliest forms of effects. Classic guitarist like Jimi Hendrix (Fuzz Face) and Jimmy Page (Tone Bender) brought the fuzz pedals to popularity in the late 60's. Fuzz showed back up in the 90's with Eric Johnson bringing back the classic Fuzz Face. Now days, there are a ton of pedal company's making fuzz pedals. Here at Analog Pedals, we like to bring you the classic, hand made circuits of old. Our circuit boards are etched, drilled and put together by hand. Only using the finest, hand picked and matched germanium and silicon transistors to give you the perfect fuzz pedal. The Sugar Buzz is a beast of a fuzz pedal! Based around the Tone Bender circuit, the Sugar Buzz incorporates three 60's NOS germanium 2N169 NPN transistors.

The Uni-Vibe is a modulation pedal that can get a phaser/chorus effect to a Leslie rotating speaker. It came out in 1968, Hendrix put it on the map at Woodstock for the National Anthem. Stevie Ray Vaughn, David Gilmour, Robin Trower, etc... The Analog Pedals Vibe is based off of the Uni-Vibe, only with a smaller foot print. Like the Uni-Vibe, the Vibe is driven by a bulb and four photo cells (LDR's). You will get that same sounds out of the Vibe that you get out of the Uni-Vibe.

The Analog XS Overdrive pedal is a toneful, organic overdrive pedal. Incorporating two matched germanium diodes around (.35v), TC1044SCPA charge pump (to take the 9v and bump it up to 18v, creating headroom and volume boost). This pedal is reminiscent of another mythical pedal that is out of a lot of guitar players price range. Anyone can afford the Analog XS Overdrive. If you could only just hear the sound of smothering butter on a biscuit... It would sound like the Analog XS Overdrive!