TWA Teleases the Krytical Mass Reactive Octave Fuzz

Based on the vintage Maestro Bass Brassmaster, Krytical Mass is able to capture the aggressive yet warm & organic tones

TWA Teleases the Krytical Mass Reactive Octave Fuzz

Based on the vintage Maestro Bass Brassmaster, Krytical Mass is able to capture the aggressive yet warm & organic tones

Godlyke, Inc. is proud to announce the release of the TWAยฎ Krytical Massยฎ reactive octave fuzz.

Based on the vintage Maestro Bass Brassmaster,ย Krytical Massยฎย is able to capture the aggressive yet warm & organic edge of the original Brassmaster by using a unique complement of EQ and voltage manipulation controls.

Krytical Massยฎย spits out fat, formidable fuzz with a pronounced octave up as well as a more subtle octave down. The fuzz is extremely responsive to playing dynamics, creating scorching, filter-like tone sweeps as notes decay. Muted notes will โ€œkillโ€ the fuzz with almost gate-like precision, yielding a super-tight, synth-like pulse that is simply addictive to play.

Krytical Massยฎ features the following โ€“ 

  • Sensitivity & Fuzz Level controls adjust the intensity & output level of the fuzz
  • Dry knob adjusts the output level of the dry signal
  • HP, LP1, LP2 & MID switches turn on various EQ filters to adjust the tone of the fuzz
  • Edge control adjusts the overall brightness of the fuzz
  • Bias adjusts the voltage going to the transistors in order to fine-tune the fuzz effect.
  • Polarity switch adjusts the winding of the internal transformer from positive to negative.
  • โ€œCritical Mass Reactionโ€ LED array indicates effect status & can be set to cycle or steady-on
  • 9 VDC power (external power source required)
  • Mechanical True Bypass switching
  • 3-year warranty
  • Made in USA
  • Street Price $299

For more visit: www.godlyke.com

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