Earthquaker Devices Introduces The Bellows
The eccentric effects creators at EarthQuaker Devices have released the Bellows Fuzzdriver, which they describe as a “back-to-basics, transistor-based dirt device.” The pedal is pared down to just Level and Drive controls for a straight-forward vintage vibe.
“Similar to the volume control of a “non master” amp, the Drive determines how hard the signal hits the input. At lower drive levels it’s a little wider and grittier. Resist the usual urge to dime it and keep the Drive low for mellow, amp-like break up. Slowly bring up the Drive and you’ll eventually end up in blown out fuzz land, having passed a bunch of useful distorted places in between.”
The Bellows was designed for guitar but functions well for bass. Check out demo: (Bass begins at 1:57)
The Earthquaker Devices Bellows will be shown at NAMM and will be available in May for $145.
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