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Humanoid Pedals Goblin Tone Distorter FX Pedal
$162.00
*U.K First*
Unleash your ugly side, with the awesome Goblin Tone Distorter from Humanoid Pedals. Handmade in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, the Goblin is a preamp overdrive, fuzz and distortion all in one!
The Details
- UK First Exclusive
- Handmade in North Carolina
- Effect: Overdrive, fuzz & distortion
- Made in the USA
- Matte sand white aluminum enclosure
- True bypass
- Green status LED indicator with lampshade cover
- Versatile fuzz textures
- Genuine Neutrik input and output jacks
- 1kg force foot-switch actuator
- DC standard jack 9V power rated
- Built with top quality components
- Lifetime warranty to original buyer
Shipping
Shipping
- Free UK shipping from orders of £200 or more
- Orders despatched within 1-2 working days
- Always tracked worldwide shipping
- Plastic free packaging as standard
Returns
30 day peace of mind return policy, but please read our terms and conditions, returns and refunds policy before placing an order.
What Do Humanoid Say?
Preamp Overdrive, Fuzz and distortion all in one.
Hand built with two high gain silicon transistors, the Goblin Tone Distorter has intense yet smooth and full-bodied fuzz tone. Vintage distortion delivered with cost
The EQ response is wide and even with a open broad lift on the full spectrum.
Controls
DRIVE CONTROL
Almost magical, the drive will aid the refinement of your desire fuzz tone by either augmenting or diminishing the natural chubbiness and density this circuit type can produce. Wide open the drive control will give you maximum bass and gain response further inc reading the intensity of the fuzz tone produced. Decreasing this control will add clarity and help preserve natural pick attack and picking dynamics and aid interaction with higher output pick-up types.
Sounds amazing on bass guitar too! Low gain will give you classic 60s/70s transistor distortion tones. Standard 9v operation so no worries about daisy-chaining with your other effects.
Fuzz control
The more intense fuzz tones are to be found in the last quarter of the rotation so only subtle movements are necessary. The less intense fuzz tones found with the dial set at the noon position and below become useful when the pedal is used with an overdriven valve amplifier. Please note: It is totally normal for this dial to produce a slight static noise as it is adjusted.